VP of Product and Technology
lease labauWhite Plains (NY)
VP of Product and Technology
Posted 6 days ago
lease labauWhite Plains (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
As of October 30th, a legal technology start-up is seeking a VP of Product & Technology to join its growing team. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced product and technology leader who wants to make a meaningful impact at a growing startup. The VP will be responsible for:
Responsibilities:
Owning and executing the company's overall product and technology strategy, roadmap, and priorities.
Leading, managing, and developing the Product and Technology teams, fostering collaboration and continued growth.
Driving AI strategy and implementation, identifying opportunities to improve workflows, automate processes, and deliver measurable results.
Providing technical direction and partner with engineering on architecture, scalability, and product development decisions.
Overseeing technology vendors, outsourced resources, and key external partnerships.
Partnering with clients and internal leadership to support successful onboarding and evolving business needs.
Advising on future hiring needs, technology investments, and departmental budgets.
Qualifications:
9–12+ years of product and/or technology leadership experience, ideally at a startup or scaling organization.
Experience building and scaling product and technology teams, including managing and developing other leaders.
Demonstrated AI product experience, with the ability to develop and execute a practical AI roadmap.
Strong strategic thinking paired with a willingness to roll up your sleeves and get involved in day-to-day execution.
Experience in legal tech, compliance, or another regulated industry is a plus.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Business, or a related field required.
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