Technical Product Manager

Role overview Guide technical product initiatives from problem discovery to launch in a fast-moving, early-stage environment. The role combines product strategy and hands-on delivery: shaping product decisions, writing engineering-ready specifications, tracking outcomes, and keeping multiple teams aligned. Some initiatives include AI features that require evaluation design and human review.

Responsibilities - Own a product area, defining user problems, opportunities, priorities, and the scope of work to deliver. - Specify data models, state changes, edge cases, interface guidance, and high-level test scenarios for engineering teams. - Define post-launch success measures and analyze results to inform future iterations. - Coordinate timelines, dependencies, backlogs, and launch readiness across parallel workstreams. - Keep Legal Strategy, Engineering, Design, Operations, and Marketing informed and aligned. - For AI features, help set prompt and evaluation approaches, quality thresholds, and human review processes.

Requirements - At least five years of product experience, including ownership of a technical area such as platform, data, infrastructure, or AI. - Track record of shipping software end to end. - Ability to read API specifications, reason about data models and system boundaries, and discuss architecture with engineers. - Experience with experimentation and product analytics, such as funnel analysis or A/B testing. - Strong organization, prioritization, attention to detail, and stakeholder communication. - Comfortable working independently through ambiguity; familiar with agile methods and product tools such as Linear, Airtable, Retool, or Notion.

Nice to have - Experience in a regulated field such as legal services, healthcare, or finance. - SQL fluency for basic product analysis.

Benefits and work setup The role offers competitive pay, equity, and benefits. Team offsites are held two to four times per year, with travel expenses covered for the employee and one guest.