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Technical Product Manager, AI

New
Top rated
Zoox
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Lead a cross-functional team including engineers, designers, data scientists, and researchers to develop generative AI-enabled solutions for external riders and internal operations. Drive discovery into unmet needs, shape product vision, define priorities to achieve customer and business objectives, establish success metrics, and explore technical feasibility. Work closely with leadership across Product & Experience, Software, and Vehicle Engineering to implement AI solutions for the ride-hail service. Design AI-generated capabilities to enhance consumer experience, utilize data and market insights to guide product strategies, integrate user research into product requirements, oversee planning and management of tools and product scalability, collaborate with engineers and designers, coordinate cross-functional teams to meet milestones, lead the creation and launch of generative AI products, and develop and analyze performance metrics to gauge product success.

$163,000 – $196,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

Foster City, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

Senior AI Product Manager

New
Top rated
Opusclip
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The Senior AI Product Manager at OpusClip is responsible for bridging the gap between complex AI research and seamless user experiences by transforming raw model capabilities and complex workflows into polished products that serve millions of creators. They act as the final filter for aesthetic quality, ensuring every feature meets high standards for rhythm, composition, and visual harmony. They lead rapid prototyping by building functional proofs-of-concept, working directly with APIs and codebase to validate hypotheses before full-scale engineering. Additionally, they identify latent creator needs and competitive gaps to prioritize bold and high-impact product bets over incremental iterations, architecting the future of digital storytelling through multimodal AI.

CA$170,000 – CA$200,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(CAD)

Burnaby, Canada
Maybe global
Onsite

Senior AI Product Manager

New
Top rated
Opusclip
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The Senior AI Product Manager at OpusClip is responsible for bridging the gap between complex AI research and seamless user experiences by transforming raw model capabilities and complex workflows into polished products. They act as the final filter for aesthetic quality, ensuring every feature meets high standards of rhythm, composition, and visual harmony. They lead rapid prototyping by building functional proofs-of-concept, working directly with APIs and codebase to validate hypotheses before full-scale engineering. They also identify latent creator needs and competitive gaps early on and prioritize bold, high-impact product decisions over incremental changes, architecting the future of digital storytelling and video creation.

$210,000 – $250,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

Palo Alto, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

Principal Product Manager – Agentic AI Systems

New
Top rated
Level AI
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Define and execute product initiatives for agentic AI systems focusing on measurable customer and business outcomes. Own significant parts of the agentic system lifecycle including orchestration, decisioning, evaluation, and iteration. Contribute to building a repeatable framework for launching, evaluating, and improving agentic capabilities across customers. Help define how agentic systems are measured and improved in production balancing autonomy with safety and reliability. Partner closely with Engineering, Applied AI/ML, Design, and Solutions teams to ship production-ready systems. Work directly with customers to understand workflows, requirements, and success criteria. Drive customer-informed prioritization by staying close to live deployments and real usage patterns. Support best practices for agent evaluation, iteration, and safe rollout. Represent the product in customer conversations, demos, and feedback sessions.

Undisclosed

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Bay Area, United States
Maybe global
Hybrid

Senior Product Manager, Data & Retrieval

New
Top rated
Harvey
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Drive the roadmap and strategy for Harvey's Data Factory to scale data 100x by building the legal index of the world. Work with internal operations and external data providers to expand coverage, accelerate execution, and improve dataset quality. Own and evolve the end-to-end data architecture, including ingestion, transformation, storage, indexing, and retrieval, ensuring performance, reliability, and scalability for LLM-powered products. Partner with Applied AI engineers to build and optimize retrieval systems, embeddings, search models, and evaluation frameworks. Architect and oversee large-scale ingestion pipelines that aggregate, normalize, and continuously update millions of heterogeneous legal documents across global jurisdictions. Collaborate cross-functionally with Product Engineering, Applied AI, Research, and Platform teams to deliver high-quality production systems supporting reasoning, summarization, and legal research workflows.

$178,500 – $241,500
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

San Francisco, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

Product Manager, API Model Behavior

New
Top rated
OpenAI
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

As a Model Behavior Product Manager for the API team, you will define strategic priorities and roadmap for improving model behavior for API users with a focus on user outcomes, safety, reliability, and emerging capabilities. You will partner with research and engineering teams at a technical level to translate those goals into model capability improvements. Additionally, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to launch OpenAI's frontier models in the API, exposing their capabilities to users via flexible and powerful API primitives. You will develop scalable methodologies, tools, and processes for evaluating, tuning, and iterating on model behavior. Moreover, you will synthesize user research, community feedback, and quantitative insights to target improvements in AI models and establish and iterate on clear, actionable metrics that reflect model quality and user experience at scale.

$325,000 – $405,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

San Francisco, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

Product Marketing Manager, Public Sector

New
Top rated
Scale AI
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The role involves translating AI research into product solutions by working with client-side researchers on post-training, evaluations, safety, and alignment, and building necessary primitives, data, and tooling. The candidate will partner deeply with core customers and frontier research labs to address complex technical problems related to model improvement, performance, and deployment. They are expected to shape and propose model improvement work by translating customer and research objectives into clear proposals and execution plans. Responsibilities include leading the end-to-end lifecycle from discovery through shipping initial solutions and scaling pilots, independently managing technical working sessions with senior stakeholders, defining success metrics, surfacing risks, and driving programs to measurable outcomes. The role requires cross-functional collaboration with research, platform, operations, security, and finance teams to deliver production-grade results. Additionally, the candidate will build robust evaluation frameworks, close the loop with data quality and feedback, and share learnings to enhance execution across accounts.

$201,600 – $241,920
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

Washington, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

Forward Deployed Product Manager

New
Top rated
Glean Work
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The AI Outcomes Manager partners with executive sponsors and end users to identify high-impact use cases and turn them into measurable business outcomes using Glean. They lead strategic reviews and advise customers on their AI roadmap to maximize value from Glean’s platform. Responsibilities include translating business needs into clear problem statements, success metrics, and practical AI solutions while collaborating with Product and R&D to shape priorities. They conduct discovery workshops, scope pilots, guide rollouts, and drive adoption of the Glean platform. The role also involves designing and building AI agents with customers, including rethinking and redesigning underlying business processes to maximize impact and usability, as well as proactively identifying expansion opportunities and driving engagement across teams and functions.

$130,000 – $200,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

United States
Maybe global
Remote

Product Manager

New
Top rated
Scale AI
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The role involves translating AI research into product solutions by working closely with client-side researchers on post-training, evaluations, and safety/alignment, and building the necessary primitives, data, and tooling. The candidate will partner deeply with core customers and frontier AI labs to tackle technical problems related to model improvement and deployment. Responsibilities include shaping and proposing model improvement work by translating customer and research objectives into clear, technically rigorous execution plans and statements of work. The role also requires leading the end-to-end lifecycle from discovery, writing product requirement documents (PRDs) and technical specifications, prioritizing trade-offs, running experiments, shipping initial solutions, and scaling pilots into repeatable offerings. The candidate will independently run high-stakes engagements with senior stakeholders, define success metrics, surface risks, and drive programs to measurable outcomes. Collaboration across research, platform, operations, security, and finance teams is essential to deliver reliable, production-grade results. Additionally, the role includes building robust evaluation frameworks, closing the loop with data quality and feedback, and sharing learnings that enhance technical execution across accounts.

$201,600 – $241,920
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

London, United Kingdom
Maybe global
Onsite

Business Operations & Strategy Manager

New
Top rated
Scale AI
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The role involves partnering closely with ML teams and AI research teams to scope, pitch, and translate frontier AI research needs into clear product roadmaps and measurable outcomes. The candidate will drive end-to-end delivery by collaborating with research teams and core customers to scope, pilot, and iterate on frontier model improvements while coordinating with engineering, operations, and finance to deploy high-impact solutions. Responsibilities include translating research into product by working with researchers on post-training, evaluations, safety, and alignment and building necessary primitives, data, and tooling. The position requires partnering with frontier labs and AI teams to solve technical problems related to model improvement, performance, and deployment. The manager must shape and propose model improvement work by translating objectives into technically rigorous proposals, manage the end-to-end lifecycle by leading discovery, writing PRDs and technical specs, prioritizing trade-offs, running experiments, and scaling pilots. Leading complex, high-stakes engagements by conducting technical working sessions with senior stakeholders, defining success metrics, surfacing risks, and driving programs to outcomes is expected. Collaboration across research, platform, operations, security, and finance teams to deliver reliable production-grade results is required. The candidate will build evaluation rigor at the frontier by designing evaluation frameworks, closing the data quality feedback loop, and sharing learnings to enhance technical execution across accounts.

$201,600 – $241,920
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

San Francisco, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

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Technical competencies include understanding AI/ML fundamentals, model evaluation methods, and data analysis techniques. They should grasp NLP, computer vision, and generative AI concepts without necessarily coding them. Business skills involve strategic thinking, roadmap development, and prioritization frameworks. Communication is crucial for explaining complex AI concepts to non-technical stakeholders and translating business needs to technical teams. Project management abilities help coordinate cross-functional teams. Product discovery and user experience design skills ensure AI solutions solve real problems. Finally, ethical reasoning is essential for addressing AI bias, privacy concerns, and responsible implementation."},{"question":"What qualifications are needed for AI Product Manager jobs?","answer":"Most AI Product Manager positions require a bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, business, or related fields, with many employers preferring master's degrees. Typically, 3-5 years of product management experience is expected, with demonstrable involvement in AI/ML products. Technical qualifications include understanding AI fundamentals, data structures, and evaluation metrics without necessarily having deep coding expertise. Professional certifications in product management (e.g., AIPMM) or AI/ML (from cloud providers) can strengthen qualifications. Employers value candidates who have shipped successful AI products, led cross-functional teams, and demonstrated ability to translate between technical and business stakeholders."},{"question":"What is the salary range for AI Product Manager jobs?","answer":"AI Product Manager salaries vary based on several factors including location, company size, industry, and experience level. Major tech hubs like San Francisco, New York, and Seattle typically offer higher compensation. Experience with specific AI domains (NLP, computer vision, recommendation systems) can command premium pay. Compensation also scales with responsibility – those managing enterprise AI platforms often earn more than those handling feature-level AI implementation. Education level, particularly advanced degrees in computer science or AI, can influence salary. Total compensation packages frequently include base salary, bonuses, equity, and benefits. Junior roles start lower while senior and director positions managing AI product portfolios reach the upper range."},{"question":"How long does it take to get hired as an AI Product Manager?","answer":"The hiring process for AI Product Manager roles typically takes 4-8 weeks from application to offer. The journey usually begins with a resume screening, followed by an initial HR call to assess fit. Technical screening often includes questions about AI concepts, product cases, and previous experience with machine learning products. Candidates then face 3-5 rounds of interviews with product leaders, engineers, data scientists, and executives. Many companies include a take-home assignment requiring candidates to define an AI product strategy or evaluate an existing AI feature. The specialized nature of these roles means companies often take longer to find candidates who demonstrate both product expertise and sufficient AI knowledge."},{"question":"Are AI Product Manager jobs in demand?","answer":"AI Product Manager jobs are experiencing strong demand as organizations increasingly incorporate AI into their products and services. Companies across industries are creating dedicated roles specifically for managing AI product development rather than simply expanding traditional PM responsibilities. This specialization reflects the unique challenges of AI products: evaluation methods, ethical considerations, and technical constraints differ from conventional software. Organizations seek professionals who can bridge the gap between business strategy and AI execution to drive revenue and operational efficiencies. The role is particularly sought after in technology, finance, healthcare, and retail sectors where AI adoption is accelerating. Recruiters now regularly post job descriptions specifically tailored to AI product management expertise."},{"question":"What is the difference between AI Product Manager and Traditional Product Manager?","answer":"AI Product Managers differ from Traditional Product Managers in several key ways. They require deeper technical knowledge of machine learning concepts, model evaluation methods, and data requirements without necessarily coding. Their development cycles include model training and testing phases beyond standard software development. AI PMs must address unique ethical considerations like bias, explainability, and privacy implications. They work extensively with data scientists and ML engineers, not just software developers. Success metrics often include model accuracy and confidence scores alongside typical product KPIs. Traditional PMs focus on feature functionality and user experience, while AI PMs must also consider model limitations, data quality issues, and the probabilistic nature of AI outputs."}]