Product Manager

What You'll Do

• Own and continuously improve live product features.
• Analyse customer behaviour, engagement and drop‑off to identify improvements.
• Speak directly with customers through regular discovery calls, research and demos.
• Run experiments, define success metrics and use the results to make product decisions.
• Scope features before engineering begins and thoroughly test releases.
• Translate customer and commercial feedback into clear requirements for engineers.
• Work closely across engineering, sales and leadership
  .
• Bring strong product judgement and challenge experiences that aren't good enough.
• Use AI tools such as Claude to prototype workflows, test ideas and potentially contribute PRs for engineering review.

Ideally, you'll have 1–3 years' experience in Product or an adjacent position such as Founder's Associate, Product Design, Customer Success, Solutions Engineering or Sales Engineering.

You’ll be commercially minded and naturally think about revenue, conversion and customer value
. You’ll enjoy speaking directly with customers and be technical enough to work credibly alongside engineers, analyse data and test releases yourself.

An interest in AI and LLM products is important, particularly if you’re already experimenting with AI tools and building your own workflows.

You’ll suit this position if you enjoy shipping, measuring and improving
, are comfortable wearing multiple hats and want significant ownership within an early‑stage environment.

Experience building your own product or side project is particularly interesting, especially if you’ve tried to commercialise it or generate revenue
.

Hybrid – London

A rare opportunity to become the first Product hire within a funded AI startup
, working directly with the founding team and having genuine influence over the product as the business scales.