Bobyard
Product Manager
San Francisco · Exec · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$130k-$150kDetected 96 days ago
Code ReviewNLPComputer VisionFigmaProduct ManagementProduct Strategy
About the role
- It's also running on PDFs, rulers, and 1990s software.
- Takeoffs are manual, brutal, and slow - estimators spend days counting materials from drawings by hand.
- Bobyard is automating construction takeoff with AI.
Responsibilities
- We're building next-gen software to drag the built world into the future.
- You'll own the product roadmap end-to-end.
- You want to build something legendary.
- Opportunity to collaborate with a dynamic, driven team
- Build a massive company
- If you are confident in your ability to maintain that lead and delight our customers, we would love to work with you.
- Bobyard targets competitive top-of-market compensation because we hire people who ship and drive real impact - and we aim to reward that, including through variable pay tied to performance.
- Decide what we build, what we kill, and how we win.
- Arm GTM to sell what we build and shape the category.
Requirements
- No construction background required.
Compensation
- Competitive salary plus equity options (target $130k - $150k)
Benefits
- Competitive salary plus equity options (target $130k - $150k)
Company info
- Company Overview
- Construction is a $2T industry that powers civilization.
- The biggest choke point?
- Cost estimates.
- One mistake blows millions.
- We use CV + NLP to read drawings like an expert estimator, but 10x faster with less mistakes.
- We're turning the most painful part of pre-construction into software.
- You'll get 1000 requests from 100s of customers.
- You turn noise into signal and signal into product.
- We are ahead of the nearest competitor by several years in terms of model sophistication and serve a massive untapped market.
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