Product Manager

The Robot Age; Sunnyvale (CA); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Applied Intuition is hiring a product manager for Dana, its platform that enables building agents, apps, and data workflows for physical AI. You will own shared platform capabilities while driving hands-on execution for one or more autonomy verticals.

This is a technical product role requiring collaboration with autonomy customers, internal engineering teams, design, TPMs, and go-to-market partners. You will define Dana's build directions and work closely with engineering and sales to bring

Qualifications

• Product management experience in a technical company or high-growth startup.
• Ability to build trust across engineering and learn complex autonomy workflows quickly.
• Technical fluency with software products, platform decisions, and customer-facing tradeoffs.
• Comfort owning product direction in a high-visibility, fast-moving environment.

Responsibilities

• Define what Dana should build from customer use cases, market needs, and business goals.
• Decide which capabilities should be platform-wide versus tailored to specific autonomy verticals.
• Partner with engineering and design on product direction, tradeoffs, prioritization, and release work.
• Present capabilities to customers, gather feedback, and turn field learning into roadmap decisions.
• Support positioning, launch material, pricing, and customer engagement with sales and marketing.

Skills

Technical product management

Cross-functional collaboration

Customer-facing

Autonomy/fast-moving environment

Job description

What the role actually is

Applied Intuition is hiring a product manager for Dana, its platform for building agents, apps, and data workflows for physical AI. The role owns shared platform capabilities while also driving hands‑on product execution for one or more autonomy verticals.

This is a technical product role for someone who can work with autonomy customers, internal engineering teams, design, TPMs, and go‑to‑market partners.

What you would work on

• Define what Dana should build from customer use cases, market needs, and business goals
• Decide which capabilities should be platform‑wide versus tailored to specific autonomy verticals
• Partner with engineering and design on product direction, tradeoffs, prioritization, and release work
• Present capabilities to customers, gather feedback, and turn field learning into roadmap decisions
• Support positioning, launch material, pricing, and customer engagement with sales and marketing

What they are asking for

• Product management experience in a technical company or high‑growth startup
• Ability to build trust across engineering and learn complex autonomy workflows quickly
• Technical fluency with software products, platform decisions, and customer‑facing tradeoffs
• Comfort owning product direction in a high‑visibility, fast‑moving environment

Why this one is worth a look

Dana sits in the tooling layer around physical AI rather than a single robot program. That makes the role interesting for product people who want leverage across cars, trucks, mining, and other autonomy domains, while still staying close to real customer workflows.