Lead product managerPosted today$183K–$283K

The opportunity

WRITER is the AI platform built for the world’s most ambitious marketing and revenue teams, bringing the frontier of AI to the people who drive enterprise growth. With WRITER, autonomous agents work across the buyer journey, continuously executing on market signals and enterprise intelligence to grow revenue faster.

What you'll do

  • Drive high-impact product initiatives end-to-end, from discovery and problem: definition through launch, adoption, and iteration across areas that span multiple squads and surfaces

  • Shape product strategy and roadmap in partnership with the VP of Product and: product leadership, translating company-level goals into clear, sequenced, ambitious bets

  • Spend time with enterprise buyers, end users, and prospects to uncover unmet: needs, validate problem-solution fit, and champion the customer voice in every decision

  • Partner closely with engineering and design to define requirements, navigate: technical tradeoffs, and build the right things in the right order, bringing real fluency to conversations about LLMs, agents, platform architecture, and data

  • Align cross-functional stakeholders across go-to-market, sales, marketing,: customer success, and executive leadership, communicating strategy and tradeoffs with crisp, audience-appropriate narrative

  • Define and own success metrics for your areas, using data and qualitative: signal to evaluate impact, course-correct, and tell the story of outcomes to leadership

What they're looking for

  • Raise the bar on product craft across the org by mentoring and coaching other: PMs, modeling best practices, and strengthening a culture built on rigor, customer obsession, and velocity
  • + years of product management experience with a track record of owning and: shipping complex, high-impact products, ideally in SaaS, platform, infrastructure, or AI/ML-driven environments
  • Senior- or staff-level experience operating autonomously across ambiguous,: multi-team problem spaces and influencing outcomes well beyond your immediate team
  • Genuine customer obsession: you instinctively go to the customer, synthesize signal from noise, and design from a deep understanding of real workflows and pain points