Staff Platform Manager, Conversational ProductsActive$200K

The opportunity

Airbnb was born in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home, and has since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe. Every day, hosts offer unique stays and experiences…

What you'll do

  • Set the product direction for how the assistant reasons and responds, and: paint a multi-quarter vision with the customer at the center; align that vision with senior leaders and cross-functional partners.

  • Work fluently with production data. Explore the data directly, use modern AI: tools and coding agents to move fast, validate an analysis, and dig in yourself to tell when a result doesn't look right.

  • Build new capabilities end to end, from spotting the need through the: hands-on work that makes the behavior real and gets it calibrated with human input.

  • Decide what a correct, complete resolution looks like for each kind of user: problem, and get engineering, policy, and knowledge partners aligned around that definition.

  • Define what success means in measurable terms: how often issues get fully resolved, how accurate and safe the answers are, and the bar that a change needs to clear in order to launch.

  • Own launch readiness for major model and platform changes, balancing speed to: learn against the safety and risk work that has to happen before anything scales.

What they're looking for

  • Diagnose why a complex AI system is failing, and judge where the fix actually belongs.
  • Own the evaluation strategy: LLM-based evaluators (LLM-as-judge), offline and live-traffic evaluation, calibration and certification, and the tooling that lets non-engineers safely improve the assistant.
  • Bring teams with different perspectives to a shared answer, set agreements: with partners early, and push for a single source of truth across the product.
  • Present to leadership regularly, leading with the decision, the tradeoffs,: and the ask, and tailoring the narrative to what the audience cares about.