4+ years experience directly owning end to end large scale features or product suites
Strong product judgment & customer empathy - You’ve helped translate complex enterprise workflows into intuitive, valuable product experiences.
End-to-end product ownership & execution - You have experience owning product initiatives from discovery through launch and iteration.
Enterprise B2B startup experience with GTM collaboration - You’ve partnered with Sales, CS, and Marketing to support launches, customer feedback, pilots, and enablement.
Operational rigor & decision-making - You write clear PRDs and one-pagers, define success metrics, and bring structure to ambiguous problems.
Applied AI and LLM product exposure - You’ve worked with AI-powered features and have familiarity with LLM concepts.
Cross-functional collaboration & communication - You build trust with Engineering, Design, and GTM partners, communicate clearly and help teams align around goals.
High execution standards & growth mindset - You hold yourself and your work to a high bar, seek feedback, and continuously improve your product craft.

Benefits

🚕 Uber rides covered to/from the San Mateo office for San Francisco–based employees
💰 Competitive Salary & Equity
💹 401(k) Program with Employer Matching
⚕️ Health, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance
🩼 Short Term and Long Term Disability
🚗 Commuter Benefits
🧑‍💻 Autonomous Work Environment
🖥️ Office Setup Reimbursement
🏝 Flexible Time Off (FTO) + Holidays
🚀 Quarterly Team Gatherings
🥪 In office Perks

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

end-to-end product ownershipproduct executionPRD writingsuccess metrics definitionAI-powered featuresLLM conceptsscalable product practicescustomer feedback analysisproduct initiative iterationenterprise workflows translation

Soft Skills

product judgmentcustomer empathycross-functional collaborationclear communicationtrust buildinghigh execution standardsgrowth mindsetoperational rigordecision-makingproblem structuring