Senior Director, AI Product Management for Enterprise

Ladders; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 218,000 - 365,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and wellness

Flexible work arrangements

Career advancement opportunities

Work-life balance support

Innovation resources

Job summary

Ladders in Boston seeks a Product Management Senior Director to shape product strategy for AI agent systems serving enterprise customers. You will partner with engineering, stakeholders, and customers to define the experience, success metrics, and investments that drive long-term value.

This is a senior leadership role with influence over roadmap decisions, trade-offs, and market positioning, guiding adoption from demo to production while balancing short-term wins with long-term capabilities.

Qualifications

• 5–7 years of product management experience in enterprise software.
• Hands-on experience deploying AI-powered products.
• Technical proficiency with APIs and engineering concepts.
• Experience working directly with enterprise customers.
• Strong judgment in strategy and investment tradeoffs.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with enterprise customers to identify automation opportunities.
• Lead product strategy and roadmaps for AI agent systems.
• Define user experience for AI interactions and error recovery.
• Establish metrics for product success and value delivery.
• Work with stakeholders to market and position the product effectively.
• Guide product adoption from initial demo to production.
• Advocate for short-term wins vs long-term capabilities.

Skills

AI product management

Enterprise software

Stakeholder management

Strategic decision making

Customer engagement

Tools

APIs

Job description

Ladders in Boston seeks a Product Management Senior Director to shape product strategy for AI agent systems serving enterprise customers. You will partner with engineering, stakeholders, and customers to define the experience, success metrics, and investments that drive long-term value.

This is a senior leadership role with influence over roadmap decisions, trade-offs, and market positioning, guiding adoption from demo to production while balancing short-term wins with long-term capabilities.