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Senior Product Manager – Data & Quality

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

Partner with frontier AI research labs to design datasets and environments that improve model performance. Lead technical conversations with customer researchers to understand model capabilities, failure modes, data requirements, and success criteria. Probe model behavior through systematic evaluation to uncover weaknesses and identify high-impact data interventions. Design evaluation frameworks, calibration processes, and quality rubrics that establish measurable project success metrics. Develop technical specifications for data projects that balance research rigor with operational feasibility. Serve as thought partner to customer research teams throughout the sales cycle, building trust and credibility. Stay current on frontier AI research, RL environment design, post-training techniques, and evaluation methodologies.

$172,000 – $300,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

San Francisco, United States
Maybe global
Hybrid

Head of Product, AI

New
Top rated
Bjak
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Own the end-to-end AI product strategy grounded in technical feasibility and real-world constraints, translate model capabilities, data limitations, and evaluation results into clear product decisions, make trade-offs across quality, latency, cost, reliability, and user experience, work daily with ML, backend, and mobile engineers on design, evaluation, and iteration, define success metrics and feedback loops across offline evaluation, online experiments, and human feedback, drive execution with clear specifications, risk awareness, and disciplined prioritization, ensure AI features ship quickly, safely, and reliably into production, and own AI product quality across UX, correctness, and outcomes.

Undisclosed

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Jakarta, Indonesia
Maybe global
Remote

Head of Product, AI

New
Top rated
Bjak
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Own the end-to-end AI product strategy grounded in technical feasibility and real-world constraints; translate model capabilities, data limitations, and evaluation results into clear product decisions; make hard trade-offs across quality, latency, cost, reliability, and user experience; work daily with ML, backend, and mobile engineers on design, evaluation, and iteration; define success metrics and feedback loops across offline evaluation, online experiments, and human feedback; drive execution with clear specifications, risk awareness, and disciplined prioritization; ensure AI features ship quickly, safely, and reliably into production; and own AI product quality across user experience, correctness, and outcomes.

Undisclosed

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Beijing, China
Maybe global
Remote

Product Manager, Models

New
Top rated
Heidi Health
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

As the Product Manager for Heidi's models platform, you will own the product strategy and roadmap for the platform including evaluation pipelines, fine-tuning infrastructure, model routing, and safety systems. Your responsibilities include prioritising your team's work across enablement requests, model safety and quality, and new capability bets; fixing platform issues that cause blocks for product teams; building evaluation tooling and fine-tuning workflows usable in clinical settings; deciding improvements based on clinician feedback, model quality signals, and product team needs; allocating engineering capacity among competing requests and clearly communicating deferrals; working with engineers on evaluation design, fine-tuning trade-offs, and model architecture decisions; setting model quality and safety targets based on clinical outcomes; consolidating duplicate infrastructure across product teams; and monitoring foundation model developments to adjust the roadmap accordingly. You will collaborate closely with engineers, researchers, product PMs, and clinical safety teams and report to product leadership. This is a platform role whose outputs impact every user-facing product at Heidi.

Undisclosed

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Sydney, Australia
Maybe global
Remote

Research Product Manager — Structured AI Systems

New
Top rated
Granica
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

The Research Product Manager is responsible for advancing foundational work in tabular data learning, structured and relational representation learning, compression-aware AI, hybrid symbolic, relational, and neural systems, and large-scale systems, linking these research efforts to real production systems managing petabytes of data. The role involves productionizing structured AI models by collaborating with Research and Systems teams to design training on Parquet/Iceberg/Delta data, define training infrastructure requirements, inference architectures, and maintenance loops, while understanding storage and compute trade-offs, data layout, compute scheduling, model lifecycle, infrastructure bottlenecks, and evaluation pipelines. The role also involves defining economic value extraction by identifying buyers, economic value sources, quantification methods, and converting research advances into revenue and platform advantages, requiring strong enterprise infrastructure economic intuition. Additionally, the Research Product Manager identifies viable modeling advances for production, terminates non-viable research directions, defines integration paths into enterprise workloads, and works with the Chief Research Scientist on research agenda prioritization. The position requires deep understanding of large AI model training, deployment, and maintenance in production systems, as well as translating foundational modeling advances into economically valuable infrastructure, shaping technical execution and economic strategy.

$160,000 – $250,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

Mountain View, United States
Maybe global
Hybrid

Product Manager, AI Platform

New
Top rated
Fluidstack
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Own the product strategy and roadmap for managed inference services, including model deployment, autoscaling, multi-LoRA serving, and inference optimization; define requirements for agent platform capabilities such as structured outputs, function calling, memory primitives, tool integration, and multi-step reasoning workflows; drive decisions on inference optimizations like speculative decoding, continuous batching, KV cache management, quantization support, and custom kernel integration; partner with ML infrastructure engineers to design APIs, SDKs, and deployment workflows that support model fine-tuning, version management, and A/B testing; work with datacenter teams to optimize GPU allocation strategies balancing dedicated versus serverless deployments, cold start latency, and cost-per-token economics; analyze competitive offerings from inference-first competitors; define pricing models aligned with customer usage patterns while maintaining healthy unit economics; conduct customer research to understand inference workload requirements; translate customer feedback into feature specifications including support for new model architectures, framework integrations, and observability tooling; and build go-to-market materials such as reference architectures, performance benchmarks, cost calculators, and migration guides for customers moving from self-hosted or competing platforms.

$180,000 – $250,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

New York, United States
Maybe global
Onsite

Staff Product Manager, AI-Powered Workflows

New
Top rated
Vanta
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Define and own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for Vanta's AI-centric workflow builder. Conduct rigorous AI evaluations and performance assessments, continuously analyzing data to optimize AI-powered features. Partner deeply with Engineering and AI teams to design the technical architecture for workflow orchestration at scale. Partner closely with teams across Vanta to understand all potential use cases and distill a clear direction for impact. Drive product discovery with upmarket customers to understand their custom compliance workflow needs and translate them into product requirements. Lead cross-functional execution to deliver the workflow builder, managing dependencies across multiple teams and ensuring timely delivery of this strategic initiative. Establish measurement frameworks and success metrics to track product adoption, AI performance, and customer value.

$221,000 – $260,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

United States
Maybe global
Remote

Senior Product Manager – Platform

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

Partner with customers to build and deploy impactful Gen AI and machine learning solutions, from use case scoping and data exploration to model development and deployment, leveraging Snorkel Flow or designing custom approaches. Develop and implement state-of-the-art AI systems such as retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), fine-tuning pipelines, prompt engineering recipes, and agentic workflows. Create augmented real-world datasets and comprehensive evaluation workflows to ensure model reliability, transparency, and stakeholder trust. Forge and manage relationships with customers’ leadership and stakeholders to ensure successful AI project development and deployment with Snorkel Flow. Collaborate closely with pre-sales Solutions and Product teams to align customer needs with capabilities, prioritize roadmap gaps, and guide successful project setups. Work with other Applied AI Engineers to standardize solutions and contribute to internal tooling and best practices. Lead stakeholder education on quantitative capabilities and AI approach strengths and weaknesses. Serve as the voice of customers for new AI paradigms and workflows, sharing feedback with product teams. Conduct enablement workshops to transfer knowledge to customers using or considering Snorkel AI. The role includes up to 25% annual travel.

$172,000 – $300,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(USD)

Redwood City or San Francisco, United States
Maybe global
Hybrid

AI Product Manager

New
Top rated
Air Apps
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

As an AI Product Manager at Air Apps, you will define and drive the AI product roadmap to align with business objectives and user needs. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams such as engineering, design, and marketing to develop and launch AI-powered features. Your role includes conducting market research and analyzing user feedback to identify AI integration opportunities, working closely with data scientists and machine learning engineers to optimize AI models for accuracy, performance, and user impact, defining key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure success and iterating based on data-driven insights, staying up to date with AI trends and emerging technologies to keep products competitive, and ensuring ethical AI usage and compliance with data privacy regulations.

€58,000 – €73,000
Undisclosed
YEAR

(EUR)

Lisbon or Lisboa, Portugal
Maybe global
Onsite

Product Manager, Agent Memory

New
Top rated
Sierra
Full-time
Full-time
Posted

Lead development of Agent Memory, the system that enables AI agents to remember and personalize interactions across conversations, transforming one-off exchanges into continuous relationships that drive measurable business outcomes at scale. Balance competing stakeholder needs including end users expecting personalization, operations teams requiring compliance, and developers needing flexible integration patterns. Define how AI agents should remember, addressing session continuity, long-term relationships, intelligent consolidation, context retrieval, and privacy-preserving personalization. Collaborate closely with engineering teams on distributed systems, ML teams on retrieval and embedding technologies, and infrastructure teams on scalable storage solutions. Serve as a trusted and strategic advisor to customers in partnership with sales, go-to-market, and forward-deployed teams. Lead the product through all stages from concept to execution in collaboration with cross-functional partners.

$175,000 – $350,000
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."}]