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Staff Product Manager- Cloud Platform

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oxbow talentNew York (NY)

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$180,000 - $250,000 per year

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About the role

Founding / Staff Product Manager | Agentic AI | NYC | $180k–$250k Location: New York City, 5 days onsite Employment: Full-time Oxbow Talent is partnering with an ambitious AI-first software business to appoint its first dedicated Product Manager. This is an opportunity to take ownership of a sophisticated agentic AI platform, working directly with the founding team to shape product strategy, technical direction and delivery. The company combines the pace and ownership of an early-stage startup with the financial backing and enterprise reach of an established global software organisation. Take full ownership of product strategy, roadmap and prioritisation for an enterprise AI platform. Work directly with the founders to take the product through its next stage of development. Collaborate closely with AI engineers building production-grade LLM and agentic systems. Translate complex customer requirements into clear product decisions and deliverables. Establish the product management function from the ground up.5+ years of Product Management experience, ideally within AI-native or B2B SaaS businesses.~ Proven experience owning and shipping AI/LLM-powered products into production.~ Experience working directly with engineering teams to manage technical trade-offs and delivery.~ Comfortable prototyping with modern AI development tools such as Claude Code or Cursor.~ Build sophisticated AI products used by major enterprise customers. This opportunity will suit a technically strong Product Manager who enjoys building from zero to one, thrives in fast-moving environments and wants meaningful influence over what gets built. Apply through Oxbow Talent for a confidential discussion.

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