Perplexity is an AI-powered answer engine founded in December 2022 and growing rapidly as one of the world’s leading AI platforms. Perplexity has raised over $1B in venture investment from some of the world’s most visionary and successful leaders, including Elad Gil, Daniel Gross, Jeff Bezos, Accel, IVP, NEA, NVIDIA, Samsung, and many more. Our objective is to build accurate, trustworthy AI that powers decision-making for people and assistive AI wherever decisions are being made. Throughout human history, change and innovation have always been driven by curious people. Today, curious people use Perplexity to answer more than 780 million queries every month–a number that’s growing rapidly for one simple reason: everyone can be curious.
Perplexity’s Associate Product Manager (APM) program is created to be the AI industry’s flagship program for developing exceptional talent into tomorrow’s AI product leaders. You will immerse yourself in scaling our market-leading products by orders of magnitude, incubating new product experiences that surprise and delight, and identifying tomorrow’s untapped opportunities in a rapidly evolving industry. You will work directly with our cofounders and collaborate with talented colleagues across engineering, research, design, data, and business.
Please refer to the program homepage for full details on the APM program and application process. In particular, refer to the “What we’re looking for” section for the program criteria that will be used to select candidates.
The cash compensation for this role is $210,000 per year.
Location: San Francisco, California
Equity: In addition to the base salary, equity is part of the total compensation package.
Benefits: Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance for you and your dependents. Includes a 401(k) plan.
IMPORTANT: Per the application instructions, we are neither requiring nor accepting resumes as part of the application. You may optionally submit your resume to be kept on file for future career opportunities, but any such submission will play no role in the APM review process.
