Eragon
AI Product Manager
San Francisco
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 119 days ago
Machine LearningData EngineeringData ScienceLLMsProduct ManagementProduct StrategyResearchCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- In this role, you'll sit at the intersection of product, engineering, and go-to-market-translating customer needs into AI-driven solutions and driving them from concept to production.
Responsibilities
- Cross-Functional Execution: Partner with engineering, research, and design to ship high-impact products
- Experience building or working with LLM-based products, agents, or workflow automation tools
- Partner with engineering, research, and design to ship high-impact products
Requirements
- Technical Fluency: Strong understanding of AI/ML systems (e.g., LLMs, agents, data pipelines), without needing to build models yourself
- Execution Track Record: Proven ability to take products from concept to launch in fast-paced environments
- Communication: Strong ability to align technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Proven ability to take products from concept to launch in fast-paced environments
- Strong understanding of AI/ML systems (e.g., LLMs, agents, data pipelines), without needing to build models yourself
Nice to have
- Background in engineering, data science, or technical product roles
- Experience in early-stage startups
Benefits
- Define product vision, roadmap, and priorities for AI-powered features and systems
Company info
- Work directly with customers to understand workflows, pain points, and opportunities for AI-driven automation
- Customer Insight: Work directly with customers to understand workflows, pain points, and opportunities for AI-driven automation
- We're looking for an AI Product Manager to define, build, and scale AI-powered products.
- You'll work closely with applied AI and engineering teams to shape product direction, prioritize features, and ensure we're delivering real value to customers.
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