Product Manager
The Short Version
You're great at product. You understand users deeply, you have taste, and you turn messy problems into simple products people love. You do your own user discovery, prioritize ruthlessly, and sweat the details down to the microcopy. You ship every week.
What's Actually Going On Here
The product works, and the category is brand new. Nobody has settled what working with an AI employee should feel like, and the product decisions we make in the next year will define it.
You own product problems end to end: understand the user, decide what to build, ship it with engineering and design, and stay with it until it's right.
What You'll Actually Do
Own real product surfaces end to end: onboarding, integrations, the agent experience, and the web, desktop, and mobile apps as they land. From user problem to spec to shipped to iterated.
Talk to users constantly. You know what they're trying to do, where the product fights them, and what they'd miss if it disappeared.
Own user discovery and feature prioritization. You decide what matters mos
