Algolia is seeking a Senior Product Manager, AI Assist to drive product strategy and execution in London. This role involves shaping product offerings to meet market demands and exceed customer expectations. The Senior Product Manager will collaborate with cross-functional departments to deliver impactful results and contribute to the overall success of the organization.
What this role involves:
Driving product discovery to understand and define product vision.
Formulating and communicating strategy, vision, and roadmap with stakeholders.
Pushing product throughout the end-to-end lifecycle.
Shaping agile processes and fostering cross-functional team dynamics.
Using analytical and quantitative skills to understand usage and inform prioritization.
Understanding the competitive landscape and identifying potential strategic partnerships.
Collaborating with cross-functional partners to successfully launch products and drive adoption.
Requirements:
Proven experience in building and launching AI-driven products.
B2B SaaS experience.
Deep user empathy and ability to collaborate with product design.
Data-driven with a strong ability to leverage analytics.
Proven track record in shipping and iterating on products within an agile environment.
Strong cross-functional leadership and collaboration skills.
Ability to understand technical or complex business problems and craft effective strategies.
Outstanding written and verbal communication skills.
Algolia is an AI Search company providing an intuitive search-as-you-type experience through its API. Serving over 17,000 businesses globally, it powers billions of weekly search requests. Algolia's platform enables companies to create customer experiences that predict user intent with blazing-fast search and web browsing. With a focus on innovation, Algolia creates APIs that simplify software development. The company's solutions are designed to be superior to both in-house builds and monolithic SaaS options and its platform is used by companies like Under Armour, Stripe, and Walgreens.