Senior Product Manager AI Products
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Posted on:
14 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Tappz is building the next generation of AI-powered apps. We move fast ship quickly and care deeply about building exceptional products.
This environment is best suited for people who enjoy taking ownership working hard and pushing themselves to build great things.
Tasks
Own and drive the product roadmap for Tappzs AI product (mobile & web)
Define and prioritize features based on user research data and business goals
Work closely with engineering design and AI teams to ship fast and iterate
Translate complex AI capabilities into intuitive user-facing features
Drive product discovery ideation and validation with real users
Set clear goals and success metrics for every feature and release
Communicate product vision and progress to stakeholders and leadership
Requirements
5 years of product management experience in a tech or AI-driven company
Proven track record of shipping mobile and/or web products at scale
Strong ability to work cross-functionally with engineering and design
Experience with AI/LLM-powered products is a strong plus
Data-driven mindset with hands-on analytics experience
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
Mindset we value:
Ownership and proactivity
Comfortable in a fast-moving startup
Enjoy working hard and going the extra mile
Benefits
High ownership in a fast-growing AI startup competitive salary and the chance to have real product impact.
If you want to drive AI product strategy with high ownership and real user impact apply now.
Key Skills
- Time Management
- Data Analytics
- Analytical
- Agile
- Requirement Gathering
- Strategic thinking
- Visio
- Communication
- Problem Solving
- Market Research
- UML
- Cross Functional Teams
About Company
Tappz builds AI-powered applications used by millions of users. We are a small fast-moving team competing in a highly dynamic AI environment shipping products quickly with high ownership and strong engineering.
