AI and Data Product Manager
Indexed description
This is a process-transformation role first and a feature-delivery role second. We hire for the ability to decompose workflows and apply AI where it is verifiable—not for prior expertise in any specific industry. A track record of entering an unfamiliar domain, mapping its workflows, and shipping something measurable is the signal we value most.
Responsibilities
- Map and decompose existing business workflows end-to-end—identifying steps that are high-volume, high-variance, and verifiable—before deciding where AI belongs.
- Reimagine processes around AI rather than bolting AI onto current steps, prioritizing opportunities by the principle of volume, variance, and verifiability.
- Define and own the product vision, strategy, and multi-quarter roadmap for a portfolio of AI applications and data products aligned to business objectives.
- Size AI opportunities with conservative, evidence-based ROI assumptions, targeting tasks whose outputs can be reliably graded and avoiding “too much, too fast” over-commitment.
- Partner closely with data science and ML engineering to translate models—including predictive analytics, NLP, and LLM/generative AI and agentic solutions—into reliable, production-grade products.
- Design evaluation criteria and acceptance thresholds (“define good before building”); establish evals, blind review panels, and LLM-as-judge methods, and monitor for hallucination, bias drift, and model degradation in production.
- Architect human-in-the-loop workflows with expert review designed in, expanding automation only after each phase is proven.
- Productize ICE’s proprietary data assets into well-defined data products such as APIs, data feeds, datasets, dashboards, and embedded analytics.
- Write clear product requirement documents (PRDs), user stories, and acceptance criteria; maintain and prioritize the product backlog within an Agile/Scrum environment.
- Define success metrics and KPIs (adoption, task success rate, model performance, revenue, ROI) and use data to measure outcomes and continuously improve products.
- Drive change management and adoption—bridging data scientists and business owners and getting non-technical stakeholders to embrace AI-changed workflows.
- Champion responsible AI in partnership with data science, risk, and compliance: model governance, bias and fairness, explainability, model risk, and data quality.
- Ensure products meet regulatory and data-governance requirements relevant to mortgage and financial services (e.g., MISMO, FNMA, FHLMC, GNMA, and applicable privacy standards).
- Communicate roadmap, trade-offs, progress, and results to cross-functional partners and executive leadership.
- 6+ years of product management experience, with demonstrated work building AI/ML-powered products, data products, or workflow-automation solutions (mid-level is the target tier).
- A demonstrable example of entering a domain cold, mapping its workflows, identifying AI leverage points, and shipping something measurable—industry independent.
- Strong process-decomposition skills: the ability to map a workflow in detail and score steps by volume, variance, and verifiability.
- Practical AI literacy: working comprehension of LLMs, RAG, agents, prompt engineering, and evaluation design (you do not need to code or train models).
- Empirical mindset: experience designing evals, blind reviews, A/B tests, and acceptance criteria, and iterating against evidence.
- Data literacy, including comfort with SQL and analytics tools to define metrics and inform decisions.
- Change-management and stakeholder-translation experience getting non-technical teams to adopt new, AI-driven ways of working.
- Ability to recall specific metrics from products you have shipped (e.g., hallucination rate, retrieval precision, task success rate, latency).
- Proven experience working in Agile/Scrum teams and managing a product backlog.
- Excellent written and oral communication, with the ability to explain probabilistic systems to both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Advanced degree (e.g., MBA) or product/Agile certification (e.g., Pragmatic Institute, CSPO, SAFe POPM).
- Hands-on experience with at least one workflow or process platform—e.g., n8n, Zapier, Make, Workato, Celonis, UiPath.
- Experience launching generative AI / LLM-based or agentic products or features.
- Background that develops process thinking before AI—operations management, management consulting, analytics/data, or growth/experimentation product management.
- Familiarity with cloud platforms (e.g., AWS) and modern data warehouses such as Snowflake or Databricks.
- Understanding of human-in-the-loop design, model monitoring, drift detection, and responsible-AI frameworks.
- Exposure to mortgage technology, capital markets, or financial services is helpful but not required.
- A computer science degree. Roughly 60% of working AI PMs do not hold one; demonstrated AI experience is the signal.
- The ability to code or train models. Data literacy and AI comprehension are sufficient.
- Prior expertise in mortgage or financial services. Pattern transfer and rapid domain immersion matter more than industry credentials; domain knowledge can be borrowed empirically from practitioners.
- AI/ML Concepts: LLMs, RAG, agents, prompt engineering, and evaluation metrics (precision, recall, F1, hallucination rate, task success rate, latency).
- AI Orchestration (Execution): UiPath Maestro, n8n; awareness of agent protocols such as MCP, A2A, and ACP.
- Workflow Builders (Prototyping): Any of n8n, Zapier, Make, Workato.
- Data Platforms: SQL, Snowflake, Databricks, Spark; data pipelines and ETL concepts.
- Cloud: AWS (or comparable cloud environments).
- Visualization & BI: SIGMA, Tableau, Microsoft Power BI.
- Product & Delivery: Jira, Confluence, Productboard; product analytics.
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