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Product Manager
We're looking for a highly self-directed Product Manager who thrives at an agile pace. This role doesn't face external customers directly — your main battleground is internal. You'll work closely with technical architects and a dedicated engineering team to untangle complex business requirements, plan out system functionality, and keep a close eye on engineering delivery quality. Once you're on board, your first priority will be making sense of the existing system's context and logic. In the near term, we'd also like you to bring in and make good use of cutting-edge AI-assisted development workflows to help speed up requirements clarification and system development. Building a product data-tracking framework is a longer-term goal, to be tackled once the above foundations are solid. Responsibilities Drive engineering delivery: Work closely with architects and the engineering team to track development timelines and ensure features ship on time and to spec. Requirements clarification & spec writing: Deeply understand business logic and internal needs; write clear PRDs and development plans. System logic reverse-engineering: In ambiguous or under-documented environments, proactively dig into existing system logic and historical context, and quickly converge it into clear specs so development momentum doesn't stall. Design AI Agent-facing product interfaces: Define which system functions can be exposed for AI Agents to operate on (e.g., via MCP), and collaborate with architects and engineering on the corresponding permission model, data access scope, and security safeguards — making AI Agents one of the ways users can operate the product. Build a data-driven culture: Audit existing systems and build a product analytics/tracking framework from scratch, defining key success metrics. Cross-functional / cross-border communication: Proactively drive discussions, manage your own workflow, and work closely with frontline business and operations teams to translate frontline feed