Junior Product Manager

We're looking for a Junior Product Manager to own a product area end to end—from discovery and definition through delivery and iteration. You'll partner closely with Engineering, Design, Sales, and Customer Success to ship products customers love and that drive measurable business results.

What makes product management here different is how we work. You'll operate inside an agentic PM loop, where AI agents handle much of the analytical and synthesis work—summarizing feedback, surfacing patterns, and drafting first-pass artifacts—so you can spend more time on customer empathy, prioritization, and cross-functional alignment. You'll also participate actively in our Product Council model, where cross-functional teams plan, prioritize, and own roadmaps together.

• Own a product area. Define the vision, strategy, and roadmap for your domain, aligned to company goals and customer needs.
• Drive discovery. Run continuous customer discovery, user research, and data-informed analysis to identify the right problems to solve.
• Define and prioritize. Write clear PRDs, user stories, and acceptance criteria; maintain a well-groomed, prioritized backlog.
• Ship and iterate. Partner with Engineering and Design to deliver on a healthy cadence; measure outcomes and iterate based on results.
• Go to market. Work with Marketing, Sales, and CS on positioning, launch, and adoption for your area.
• Communicate clearly. Keep stakeholders informed on priorities, trade-offs, and progress.

You'll be a power user of our agentic PM loop—a set of product-analyst agents that augment your day-to-day work. You'll use, evaluate, and help improve agents that:

• Summarize support tickets and identify recurring themes
• Cluster feature requests across channels
• Watch competitors and flag meaningful moves
• Analyze churn and surface root causes
• Identify customer pain themes from unstructured feedback
• Summarize sales calls and Gong recordings
• Monitor usage analytics for adoption and friction signals
• Generate weekly opportunity reports
• Draft first-pass PRDs for you to refine and own

You won't just consume agent output—you'll treat it as a starting point, apply product judgment, validate with customers and data, and help us improve the quality and usefulness of the loop over time.

Each product area runs a recurring Product Council for Epic and Sprint planning. As the PM for your area, you'll:

• Lead planning for your product's council meetings
• Bring evidence from discovery, analytics, and the agentic PM loop into prioritization discussions
• Engage cross-functional partners—Sales and CS participation is mandatory and expected to be substantive, not ceremonial
• Produce and maintain a roadmap for your area that reflects customer needs, business value, and resourced priorities
• Present your roadmap to the Strategic Product Council for alignment and resource allocation across company Threads

• You ship products that solve real customer problems and move the metrics that matter.
• Your roadmap is evidence-based, clearly prioritized, and trusted by cross-functional partners.
• You leverage the agentic PM loop effectively—faster insight, sharper prioritization, stronger first drafts.
• Product Council meetings are productive, decisions are clear, and Sales/CS feel genuinely heard.
• You grow in product craft while helping us refine how humans and agents work together.

• 0-2 years in product management with a track record of shipping products in B2B SaaS or a comparable environment.
• Strong product craft. Comfortable with discovery, prioritization frameworks, roadmapping, PRD writing, and defining success metrics.
• Customer and data driven. You ground decisions in customer insight and quantitative signals, not gut feel alone.
• Agentic mindset. You're excited to work alongside AI agents, not threatened by them—you know where automation helps and where human judgment is essential.
• Cross-functional collaborator. You build trust with Engineering, Design, Sales, and CS and run effective planning sessions with them.
• Clear communicator. You write and present crisply; stakeholders always know what you're building, why, and what's next.
• Ownership mentality. You take responsibility for outcomes in your area, not just output.