Founding Product Manager - US

present of AI; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Present of AI is hiring a product manager in the United States to shape what to build, who to sell to, and what the early pilots must prove. The role requires partnering with engineers and ML teams and spending regular on-site time with nurses across the US.

You will balance user needs with regulatory considerations, design measurable pilots, and translate real care work into product requirements. This hands-on PM role grows the platform toward a scalable solution in healthcare documentation and

Qualifications

• Shipped products in regulated, high-stakes environments.
• Works with engineers and ML teams to align on feasibility.
• Comfortable making calls with incomplete information.

Responsibilities

• Decide what to build and who to sell to for the first US pilots.
• Translate pilot learnings into early product requirements and criteria to prove value.
• Work with nurses on-site across the US to gather real-world feedback.

Skills

Product management

Cross-functional collaboration

Regulated environments

Job description

This is the first US product hire, so the role covers deciding what to build, who to sell to, and what the early pilots need to prove. A strong candidate has shipped products in regulated, high-stakes settings, works as a peer with engineers and ML people, and is comfortable making calls with incomplete information. Regular on-site time with nurses across the US is a core part of the job.

How it fits the AI era

The product already turns spoken words into care records and is growing into a wider assistant layer for nurses and care leaders, so the PM works with AI as a core ingredient, not an add-on. AI can handle drafting and routine workflow steps, while people still decide what nurses actually need, judge where the product earns trust, and weigh compliance and integration trade-offs. Watching real care work and spotting the gap between what people say and what they do stays a human skill.

How it builds AI experience

The role offers hands‑on experience shaping a voice and agent‑style product used in real care settings, from five early US pilots toward a scaled business. Learning comes from deciding what belongs in a shared platform versus what is US‑specific, and from turning pilot usage into evidence. Candidates can prepare by using AI agents in their own daily work and by studying how voice documentation tools fit into health record systems.

Worth showing

• Shipping in regulated environments
• Working with ML and engineers
• Pilot learning and evidence building
• Agentic product experience

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A voice app that turns what a nurse says out loud during care into structured documentation, so less of a shift is spent typing it up afterward.