AI Product Manager — Legal & Accounting SaaS

Nylon; Auckland; On-site; NZD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Nylon is expanding its product team in Auckland and seeks a Product Manager to decide what to build next and ensure it lands. You’ll own problems end to end—from discovery to delivery—and help the platform scale across professional services.

Based in the Auckland CBD, you’ll work with the Product Lead, engineering and founders in a fast-growing AI company. You’ll shape integrations with practice-management and document systems, improve usability, and measure impact on real client outcomes.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in product management, ideally B2B SaaS.
• Experience running discovery, scoping the work, shipping it and owning the outcome.
• World-class problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Exceptional written communication; clear writing drives decisions here.
• Operates with ownership and fixes problems proactively.
• Daily use of AI tooling and insight into its limits.

Responsibilities

• Work with users, leadership and internal teams to identify high-value product opportunities.
• Translate feedback, data and priorities into clearly scoped initiatives.
• Learn how lawyers and accountants work to improve usability and impact.
• Make trade-off calls and document decisions for the team.
• Follow work through to release and measure impact against promised outcomes.
• Tackle novel problems at the AI frontier where solutions are not obvious.

Skills

Product management

Discovery & scoping

Customer research

Written communication

Ownership mindset

AI tooling familiarity

Job description

Nylon is expanding its product team in Auckland and seeks a Product Manager to decide what to build next and ensure it lands. You’ll own problems end to end—from discovery to delivery—and help the platform scale across professional services.

Based in the Auckland CBD, you’ll work with the Product Lead, engineering and founders in a fast-growing AI company. You’ll shape integrations with practice-management and document systems, improve usability, and measure impact on real client outcomes.