AI-First Product Manager for Internal Agents

tldr; United States; On-site; USD 180,000 - 225,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Team offsites

Flexible PTO

Health benefits

401(k)

Parental leave

Home office stipend

Learning stipend

Job summary

TLDR is seeking a product manager to reimagine how the company runs in an AI-native world, turning human-in-the-loop processes into reliable agent-based workflows. You will partner with engineers to drive an increasingly self-deploying software factory and align with Strategy & Ops on the agentic version of processes.

You have 3+ years in product management and hands-on experience with AI-native products. Nice-to-have experience with internal process productization and dealing with high-volume

Qualifications

• 3+ years as a product manager.
• Hands-on experience building AI-native products or workflows: you've shipped something real with LLMs or agents, not sat next to a team that did.
• Nice to have: productizing internal processes, running high-volume multi-stakeholder intake, or working close to GTM.

Responsibilities

• Reimagine how our company should run in an AI-native world.
• Take human-in-the-loop processes and reimplement them as agents that are reliable enough to be teammates.
• Partner with engineers on our software factory so specs increasingly self-deploy.
• Hold the seam with our Strategy & Ops team: they own what a process needs to do today, you own what its agentic version looks like.

Skills

Product management

AI-native products

Productizing processes

Stakeholder management

Job description

TLDR is seeking a product manager to reimagine how the company runs in an AI-native world, turning human-in-the-loop processes into reliable agent-based workflows. You will partner with engineers to drive an increasingly self-deploying software factory and align with Strategy & Ops on the agentic version of processes.

You have 3+ years in product management and hands-on experience with AI-native products. Nice-to-have experience with internal process productization and dealing with high-volume