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Job Title: Product Analyst – (Accounting AI)

Company: Early-Stage Accounting AI Vendor

Location: Full-time, office-based in London

Salary: £45,000 - £70,000

Product Analyst – (Accounting AI)-Role Overview



My client, an innovative early-stage start-up in the accounting AI space, is seeking a highly skilled Product Analyst to drive operational excellence across key areas such as prompt engineering for AI agents, data labelling, categorisation, and evaluation processes.



This position offers a unique opportunity to join a dynamic and ambitious team aiming to disrupt the accounting industry with cutting-edge AI solutions. The ideal candidate will bring a combination of technical aptitude and accounting knowledge, coupled with a proactive attitude to thrive in a fast-paced and ambiguous environment.



Product Analyst – (Accounting AI)-Key Responsibilities



  • Prompt Engineering for AI Agents: Developing, refining, and testing prompts to enhance AI performance for accounting use cases.
  • Data Labelling and Categorisation: Managing data preparation workflows to ensure accuracy and relevance for machine learning models.
  • Evaluation Processes: Monitoring AI performance metrics and leading initiatives to improve system accuracy, reliability, and efficiency.
  • Process Automation: Leveraging low-code tools (e.g., Zapier, Retool) or basic scripting to streamline operational workflows.
  • Data Handling: Working with datasets, including SQL, to support data-driven decision-making and product enhancements.
  • Collaborating with product, engineering, and customer success teams to align operational strategies.
  • Implementing and documenting scalable workflows to support organisational growth.
  • Coordinating cross-functional efforts to address operational challenges during product launches and other strategic initiatives.




Product Analyst – (Accounting AI)-Candidate Requirements



  • A background in product operations, project management, or a similar role within a SaaS or technology environment.
  • Demonstrated technical aptitude, with experience using tools such as Zapier, Retool, or basic scripting for process automation.
  • Proficiency in handling datasets, including SQL.
  • Knowledge of accounting or prior experience with an AccounTech vendor is highly desirable.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a data-driven approach to decision-making.
  • Excellent organisational and communication skills, with the ability to prioritise effectively in a dynamic setting.



Product Analyst – (Accounting AI)-Cultural Fit



The ideal candidate will embody the following traits:


  • Growth Mindset: A demonstrable ability to learn new technologies, processes, or domains quickly.
  • Ownership: A track record of leading projects from ideation to completion, taking full accountability for outcomes.
  • Adaptability in Ambiguity: Proven ability to work effectively in environments with limited data or conflicting information.

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