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Senior Technical Product Manager - AI Governance

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

Role Overview

As Relyance AI’s Senior Technical Product Manager - AI Governance, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our AI governance product bundle. This role demands an understanding of modern Generative AI technologies. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including Engineering, Customer Success, Sales, and Legal, to deliver high-quality, impactful products that help our customers protect their data and ensure compliance.

As a Technical Product Manager, your role will include:

  • Deeply understanding customer workflows, pain points, and objectives. This involves conducting in-depth market research, customer interviews, and competitive analyses to identify opportunities for product differentiation and innovation in AI governance and regulatory compliance.
  • Crafting exceptional product requirements (written and visual) that focus on governance needs. This includes defining user stories, acceptance criteria, and managing product roadmaps and OKRs aligned with the overall AI governance strategy, ensuring features meet both business and regulatory requirements.
  • Familiarizing yourself with customer workflows, pain points, and objectives by using your curiosity. This means approaching product management from an end user’s vantage point, especially when it comes to understanding AI’s role in compliance and privacy workflows.
  • Managing the entire product development lifecycle for your products to ensure the right features are prioritized, built, shipped, marketed, and adopted.
  • Interfacing and collaborating with multiple stakeholders to communicate the vision, end goal, and help ship products to market:
    • Engineering teams to drive feature development.
    • GTM teams to ensure successful market adoption of new features.
    • Executives to align on product strategy and communicate updates and risks.
    • Customers to understand their challenges, pain points, and help drive the adoption. 
  • Crafting and measuring quantitative metrics and KPIs to determine the delivered value, product usage, and customer satisfaction.
  • Conduct post-mortem reviews and help audit existing processes to assess project and process efficacy. 

You will get the opportunity to:

  • Bring products from 0 to 1. These products will help Relyance AI customers to better protect data and respect the fundamental right to data privacy.
  • Talk to a wide range of customers, prospects & internal stakeholders to identify trends, strategic opportunities, and influence the Relyance AI product strategy. 
  • Question and improve the current state. This role will require a “whatever it takes” approach to ideate, translate, and ship products that will benefit the customer and the company. 

This role could be a fit for you if you bring:

  • 5+ years of product management or product development experience in building and shipping products to market.
  • 3+ years of experience working on AI and machine learning products, ideally focused on AI-powered compliance and privacy regulation.
  • Experience with the PM tech stack (e.g., Jira, Figma, Productboard, Aha!, Amplitude, Pendo, etc., Product Testing Tools, etc.).
  • Experience using quantitative (e.g., metrics, analytics) and qualitative data (e.g., research, user feedback) to inform product prioritization and decision-making.
  • SaaS experience, technical fluency, and an ability to understand modern software systems (microservices, APIs, client-server architecture, etc.), especially those in AI and data privacy, to help drive strategic and technical discussions.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills for articulating product requirements, customer challenges, and GTM messaging. This role will require the ability to effectively convey complex product ideas and strategies to a range of stakeholders, including executives, engineering, GTM, and end-users.
  • Experience in product operations to set up or tweak existing processes for maximum efficiency.
  • Ability to wear many hats and pivot based on company needs.
  • Excitement and curiosity about taking on new and varied responsibilities in a fast-growing, dynamic organization.

Bonus points for:

Experience with programming languages like Python, Java, Go, or Ruby.

Who are we?

At Relyance AI, we create an unreasonably hospitable and data-driven culture. We prioritize exceeding customer, and each other’s, expectations in every interaction. This means empowered team members solving problems proactively based on information, crafting personalized experiences, and radiating enthusiasm. Behind the scenes, trust and freedom allow team members to find creative solutions, while shared purpose and recognition fuel a spirit of greatness to truly wow customers and each other. We deconstruct failures to learn from them and take great pride in our successes; celebrating both. 

Relyance AI is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. We celebrate representation and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We are committed to fair and equitable compensation practices. We use data-driven pay practices with the goal of ensuring offerings are competitive to the market and our team members are being compensated correctly based on their roles, experience, and location. As such, the base salary pay range for this role is $150,000 to $175,000.

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