Lovable10 days ago

Product Manager (Agents)

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Responsibilities

  • 01Represent the user - synthesize findings on agent performance and behavior, and bring them to the team with clarity and conviction
  • 02Run discovery end-to-end: user interviews, competitive research, eval analysis, prompt experimentation, and crafting messaging for upcoming agent capabilities
  • 03Own the quality bar for agent outputs - drive eval infrastructure, monitor regressions, and ensure the agent improves with every release
  • 04Scope ruthlessly - ship the right slice of functionality, validate what works through user feedback and metrics, and cut what doesn't
  • 05Enable sales, support, and marketing with the context they need to communicate new agent capabilities effectively
  • 06Rebuilding the agent evaluation framework to catch regressions before they ship
  • 07Running discovery on the biggest gaps in agent reliability and trust
  • 08Defining and shipping the first iteration of improved agent error recovery and communication

Requirements

  • 016+ years in the software industry, with direct ownership of an AI or LLM-powered product in a product management or engineering leadership role
  • 02Hands-on experience building and shipping agent-based systems - you understand tool use, planning loops, multi-step reasoning, and how agents fail
  • 03Technical fluency: you program or have programmed, and can read model outputs, traces, and evals with confidence
  • 04Strong product sense and systems thinking - you know when to move fast and when to invest in foundational work, and you have sharp opinions on how agents should communicate, recover from errors, and earn user trust
  • 05Deep familiarity with prompt engineering and evaluation frameworks
  • 06Prior experience operating at the frontier where best practices are still being written