Product Manager
$130,000 - $170,000
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$130,000 - $170,000
About the role
- Help build the broker back office product area: discovery, prototyping, MVP, beta, and iteration
- Talk to brokers and operations teams to understand their workflows, pain points, and workarounds
- Turn noisy, sometimes conflicting customer, design, and technical inputs into the smallest coherent product bet worth building
- Build working prototypes and thin product slices that make assumptions concrete and testable, moving between Figma, Claude Design, code-based prototypes, and mocked data based on the fastest credible way to answer the question at hand
- Work in the product codebase with Claude Code, Cursor, and similar tools to explore ideas, improve existing experiences, and build bounded functionality
- Partner with engineering to decide what can stay exploratory and what must be hardened for production, including reliability, testing, and maintainability
- Partner with design to create coherent interactions, use and extend the design system well, and raise the quality of what ships
- Define what good looks like before launch: success measures, failure cases, instrumentation, and evaluation plans for AI-driven capabilities
- Close learning loops quickly: get product in front of customers, watch what they actually do, and make the next call
- Work with sales and customer success to understand market needs, prepare launches, and drive adoption
- What You Bring 3-7 years of product management experience, ideally in B2B SaaSExperience taking something from an ambiguous idea to real users and iteration
- Evidence that you have personally built something functional with AI coding, design, or prototyping tools, or a clear appetite to work this way
- Comfort across documents, designs, data, and code. You do not need to be an engineer, but you should be familiar with how software is built
- Systems and root-cause thinking. You look past the visible feature request to the workflow, data, incentives, and constraints underneath itStrong customer empathy and experience conducting research that changes product decisions
- Great product and interaction taste. You can tell the difference between something that works and something that is genuinely useful, intuitive, and ready for customers
- Judgment about the limits of AI-generated output, when a prototype is sufficient, and when deeper technical or design expertise is required
- A strong bias toward action
- A low-ego, collaborative approach to working with engineers and designers. You expect your work to be critiqued, changed, or discarded as the team learns
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