AI Product Manager
ctwNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Descriptions：We are expanding our AI product team and are currently hiring multiple AI Product Managers to drive the development and commercialization of GenAI- and Agent-powered products. The AI Product Manager will work closely with our AI/NLP Scientists and Software Engineers to translate business needs and AI capabilities into scalable, production-ready products. This role owns the product lifecycle from problem definition and product design through technical alignment, launch, evaluation, and continuous iteration. Responsibilities：Own end-to-end product planning and execution for GenAI, LLM, and Agent-based products Define product requirements, priorities, roadmap, and success metrics Work closely with AI/NLP Scientists on model capabilities, evaluation, RAG, prompting, and AI quality Partner with Software Engineers/ NLP Scientists on system design, API integration, scalability, reliability, and deployment Translate business workflows into structured AI workflows and product solutions Build or validate prototypes and AI product demos Define evaluation metrics for accuracy, hallucination, latency, reliability, and user experience Design fallback and human-in-the-loop workflows Use user feedback, failure analysis, and product metrics to continuously improve the product Requirements：4+ years of experience in Product Management, including at least 1 year of experience in AI Product Management Experience launching or managing AI / LLM-powered products in production Experience working closely with AI/ML or NLP Scientists and Software Engineers Strong understanding of LLMs, Agentic AI, RAG, tool calling, prompt engineering, model routing, and AI evaluation Ability to translate technical discussions into clear product requirements and decisions Strong cross-functional communication, product ownership, and stakeholder management skills Ability to independently drive projects from idea to production
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