Product Manager — AI Vendor Tools (A4AA2D5)
- Source: LinkedIn
- Referment
- $200,000 to $275,000 /yr
- On-site
- New York City
- Full-Time
- Senior
Job Description
Referment is working with a global investment and technology business to find a product manager for a portfolio of third-party AI tools. Within an application-engineering group, you will connect business needs with technical evaluation, integration and adoption across a wide range of internal teams.
You will own product strategy and roadmaps for major AI vendor platforms, guide cross-functional delivery and help establish a small support capability. The work requires enough technical depth to evaluate products and prototype lightweight tools, alongside disciplined stakeholder and vendor-product management.
The Role
- Own strategy, roadmaps and integration programmes for enterprise AI vendor products.
- Evaluate capabilities, gather user needs and feedback, and turn them into priorities and requirements.
- Coordinate technical and non-technical teams to integrate external tools into a controlled enterprise environment.
- Prototype dashboards or other lightweight solutions to support evaluation and decision-making.
- Help build and manage a small team maintaining and supporting the product portfolio.
What We’re Looking For
- At least five years of product-management experience, including roadmap and product ownership in ambiguous settings.
- A sound technical foundation and familiarity with computer-science concepts and varied technologies.
- Experience managing vendor products and a demonstrated interest in AI.
- Background in human-centred design, analytics or application infrastructure.
- Strong communication, organisation and relationship-building skills.
This could suit a technically fluent product manager who has led enterprise software or AI vendor products and enjoys bringing structure to fast-evolving technology.
Referment
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