Senior Product Manager

Salt
Greater London
1 year ago
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Salt have just partnered with a market leading B2B SaaS scale-up, delivering AI generated content to leading Enterprise customers across the globe.


Having recently secured a latest funding round, they are looking for a Senior Product Manager to lead a squad owning the experience across the core product, focusing on their LLM technology.


More specifically, the Senior Product Manager will be owning symbolic (rule based) LLM and hybrid methods of generating short form content. You'll be tasked with iterating on the existing product and preparing the product for scale.


You'll be joining a talented product and tech team, passionate about technology and decisive in building a product that truly solves their customers pain points, at Enterprise scale.


Here are a few requirements regarding desirable experience:


  • A strong background in delivering B2B SaaS products, with tangible examples of delivering commercial outcomes.
  • Experience across email, messaging, or adtech products.
  • Strong attention to detail and highly customer focused.
  • Experience shipping products in a fast-paced software company.
  • Experience working with an AI platform would be a bonus.


This role will be based in London, primarily office based with most of the team doing 4 days+ in the office. For those based 2 hours from the office, more flexibility can be provided.


As part of the Interview process, that sits across 2 stages, you'll speak with their VP Product who the role reports into, a face to face meeting with the VP Product, CTO and CPO whilst presenting a case study based exercise.


If you're a Senior Product Manager, excited about the prospect of building cutting edge products leveraging generative AI and machine learning, who enjoys autonomy and an empowered product culture, then please apply today to discuss the position in more detail.

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