Valtech
Forward Deployed Product Manager
Canada - Remote
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About the role
- You don't hand over strategy decks or shepherd long backlogs.
- You're a T-shaped product leader: deep in product craft, dangerous in engineering and UX.
- You can read a system architecture and challenge a technical trade-off.
Requirements
- Redesign the human experience around AI, not the other way around.
- Demonstrable experience as a senior Product Manager in a digital consultancy, product organization, or embedded-team environment, with a track record of shipping production software, not just running discovery.
- Proven experience taking AI or ML solutions from concept into production, not just pilot.
- You understand why most AI pilots never reach production, and you have direct experience navigating the people, process, and governance problems that cause it.
Company info
- To our people we offer growth opportunities, a values-driven culture, international careers and the chance to shape the future of experience.
- Documentation, conventions, and the team rituals that sustain the change are part of what you ship. - Surface the next opportunity from inside the work.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Define success metrics with the executive sponsor at week one, then build until you hit them
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