We are currently looking for an experienced Senior Product Manager to define, build, and drive the strategy for our enterprise clients in Generative AI solutions. You will be responsible for identifying market opportunities, developing AI-driven products, and leading cross-functional teams to deliver innovative, scalable solutions that transform business operations. Your ability to bridge technical AI capabilities with customer needs will be key to driving success. The best candidate will have a bias for action and bring a positive energy to the team to drive successful outcomes.
Role and Responsibilities:
Product Execution
Translate complex AI/ML capabilities into intuitive product requirements and user stories.
Oversee testing & validation to ensure AI features meet quality and performance standards.
Coordinates implementation activities across a broad range of functions and departments
Understands and identifies cross-functional dependencies and able to mitigate risks
Customer Insight
Engage with clients' customers to refine AI solutions based on feedback.
Optimize user journeys by partnering with marketing and sales for AI-driven engagement.
Drive AI personalization & automation, leveraging NLP, sentiment analysis, and recommendation engines.
Product Strategy
Define & execute AI product strategy aligned with our client’s objectives.
Lead market research & competitive analysis to identify business opportunities.
Develop business cases for new AI-driven product initiatives.
Influencing People
Works with client stakeholders to ensure the realization of business outcomes in working solutions
Engage with clients' customers to refine AI solutions based on feedback.
Build strong relationships with client and internal team members to deliver success
Comfortable challenging assumptions
Has a collaborative sprit and is a team player
Preferred Qualifications
BS/BA in relevant program, or equivalent work experience
5 - 7 years of product manager experience
Must be resourceful, with the ability to find solutions where they are not obvious