Top Artificial Intelligence Product Manager Jobs

Lead development and launch of SaaS products. Define product vision and roadmaps, collaborate with cross-functional teams, apply Agile/Scrum, translate user needs into features, and ensure product-market fit and business outcomes.

Support a product team to turn strategy into scoped work, maintain backlog, refine stories, run discovery and customer research, instrument KPIs, track metrics post-launch, and communicate progress. Enable delivery clarity, manage dependencies and field research to improve rail-focused SaaS products.

Lead product initiatives from discovery to release, collaborate with engineering and design, translate partner workflows into scalable requirements, drive cross-functional alignment, manage roadmap priorities, and evolve product systems and culture within a remote-first fintech startup.

Own the product roadmap for FLORA's multiplayer features, including marketplace, API, and team workflows. You'll prioritize, define success metrics, and collaborate with various teams to enhance user experiences.

Lead the Growth squad to accelerate customer expansion and drive product development using AI-powered insights and data solutions. Responsible for defining the roadmap, delivering features, and collaborating with engineering and customer teams to measure outcomes and identify growth opportunities.

The Senior Product Manager will lead development for AI data systems, ensuring product quality, improving workflows, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable solutions.

As a Staff Product Manager, you will lead product initiatives, collaborate with customers, drive execution, and build relationships while leveraging AI tools for prototyping and testing.

Lead the product strategy for advanced filesystems, collaborating with engineering and sales teams, while integrating customer needs into enhancements and fostering innovation.

Manage and develop high school and middle school courses, ensuring academic rigor and engagement through collaboration, project management, and iteration.

The Product Owner manages the product backlog, translates business needs into requirements, collaborates with teams, and ensures product delivery aligns with revenue goals.