AI Product Lead for Consumer Experience (0→1)

5V Tech; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 171,000 - 285,000; Full time

Job summary

5V Tech in Seattle is seeking a senior Product Leader to own a major new AI-powered product initiative. You will define the product vision, roadmap, and end-to-end customer experience, partnering with AI/ML, engineering, design and data teams to turn advanced technology into simple, meaningful consumer experiences.

You should have 8+ years in product management for consumer-facing software, a track record from problem to launch, superb UX judgment, and strong instincts for monetization and

Qualifications

• 8+ years of Product Management for consumer-facing software.
• Proven ability to take products from problem to launch.
• Exceptional consumer product and UX judgment.
• Strong understanding of AI-enabled product experiences.
• Experience building products that drive engagement and retention.
• Comfortable in 0→1, ambiguous, fast-moving environments.
• Strong commercial instincts around monetization and scalability.
• Collaborative, low-ego leader who partners with senior tech and design.

Responsibilities

• Define the product vision and roadmap for the initiative.
• Own end-to-end customer experience.
• Collaborate with AI/ML, engineering, design and data teams.
• Translate emerging AI capabilities into simple, useful consumer experiences.

Skills

Product leadership

Consumer product

UX judgment

AI product sense

Engagement & retention

Monetization strategy

Ambiguity tolerance

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

5V Tech in Seattle is seeking a senior Product Leader to own a major new AI-powered product initiative. You will define the product vision, roadmap, and end-to-end customer experience, partnering with AI/ML, engineering, design and data teams to turn advanced technology into simple, meaningful consumer experiences.

You should have 8+ years in product management for consumer-facing software, a track record from problem to launch, superb UX judgment, and strong instincts for monetization and