AI Product Manager

-Turn ambiguous ideas into clear product requirements and workflows.

- Break large ideas into small experiments that can be shipped quickly.

- Communicate customer problems, edge cases, and product intent clearly to engineers and designers.

- Work closely with engineering throughout implementation rather than simply handing over a PRD.

- Test the product yourself and continuously improve it based on actual usage.

### Customers & Market

- Speak directly with customers and prospects.

- Understand how they currently solve problems and where existing tools fail.

- Run product demos and gather structured feedback.

- Separate individual customer requests from broader product opportunities.

- Use customer conversations to continuously refine product strategy.

### Launch & Growth - Own launch strategy for the products and features you build.

- Define positioning, messaging, demos, onboarding, and initial adoption strategy.

- Work across product, engineering, sales, and customers to make launches successful.

- Measure what happened after launch and iterate quickly.

## What We're Looking For

-You likely have **2–4 years of experience** across product, engineering, startups, consulting, AI, or related roles. More importantly, you should have: - **~1 year of hands-on experience building with LLMs, agents, or AI applications.**

- Built actual AI workflows rather than only used ChatGPT or managed an AI project.

- Strong product judgment and ability to simplify complicated problems. - Comfort working with engineers and understanding technical trade-offs.

- Ability to perform deep market and customer research independently. - Strong written and verbal communication.

- High ownership — you naturally move from identifying a problem to getting something shipped.

- Comfort operating in an environment where the answer is often not known beforehand.

## Two Traits We Care About Deeply

### Constraint Thinking Great product people don't start with: *"What could we build?"* They start with: *"Given our users, technology, time, team, data, and constraints, what is the smartest thing we can build?"*

We value people who can reduce a large possibility space into a small number of high-leverage decisions. You should be able to distinguish between: -

interesting vs. useful,

- possible vs. reliable, AI Product Manager 2 / 4 AI Product Manager - demoable vs. production-ready,

- customer requests vs. underlying problems,

- AI capability vs. AI product.

### Grounded Energy AI moves incredibly fast, and it is easy to either become overly skeptical or overly excited. We want someone who has **high energy without hype**. You should be excited enough to constantly experiment with new technology, while grounded enough to recognize its limitations. You should naturally ask:

- Does this actually work?

- How often does it fail?

- What happens at scale?

- Can we evaluate it?

- Will customers actually change their behaviour for this?

- Is AI even necessary here?

## You Might Be a Great Fit If You have independently done things like: - Built an agent over a weekend to test a product idea.

- Compared multiple LLMs for a real use case.

- Created an eval dataset to test AI quality.

- Used tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, LangGraph, OpenAI Agents SDK, MCP, Langfuse, or similar systems.

- Automated parts of your own product or research workflow with agents.

- Interviewed users and changed the product based on what you learned.

- Gone from idea to prototype to customer feedback to production. - Read product documentation, GitHub repos, Reddit discussions, research papers, and competitor products to understand a market deeply.

## This Role Is Probably Not For You If

- You primarily see PM as backlog management and sprint coordination. - You need detailed requirements before you can start working.

- You prefer delegating prototyping and experimentation entirely to engineering.

- You haven't spent meaningful time building with modern AI tools.

- You enjoy creating large strategy documents more than testing ideas with users.

- You are uncomfortable making decisions with incomplete information.

## What Success Looks Like Within your first few months, you should be able to independently: AI Product Manager 3 / 4 AI Product Manager - understand a customer problem,

- research the market,

- identify a promising product opportunity,

- prototype an AI workflow,

- define how its quality should be evaluated,

- work with engineering to productionize it,

- speak with early users,

- launch it,

- measure adoption,

- and recommend what we should do next.