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Futureheads Recruitment | B Corp™

Associate Product Manager

London
£45k – £55k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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About the Role

Futureheads have exclusively partnered to find two Associate Product Managers for a property-tech SaaS company with a really exciting safety-led mission. These roles sit in a small, high-impact product team that’s rebuilding the platform and leaning hard into AI-native ways of working.

What you’ll do

  • Own end-to-end product workstreams: shaping problems, writing clear tickets, and working closely with engineers to get high-quality features into users’ hands.
  • Turn stakeholder conversations and messy requirements into structured problem statements, simple flows and testable hypotheses.
  • Use AI tools (especially Claude Code) every day to draft requirements, prototype UX flows, generate and refine epics and stories, and maintain a living product knowledge base.
  • Sit close to design and engineering, helping keep delivery moving: planning, refinement, stand-ups, and unblocking as you go.
  • Track impact after launch – looking at usage, feedback and data to decide what to improve next, not just what to build now.

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  • 2–3 years’ experience in a product role or product-led environment (PM, APM or Product Owner) if you have transitioned to product you must have at least 1 year of core product experience
  • Genuine, hands-on AI experience: using Claude Code (ideal) or similar tools to actually build things – prototypes, scripts, workflows, automations – either at work or in your own time. Just “asking ChatGPT questions” isn’t enough; we’re looking for tangible examples of you using AI to do real product work.
  • Comfortable working side-by-side with engineers: managing a backlog, writing clear user stories and acceptance criteria, and resolving ambiguity quickly.
  • Strong written communication – you can write tickets, briefs and status updates that others can act on without coming back with questions.
  • Someone who likes clarity, structure and follow-through: you keep yourself organised, close loops, and care that what ships actually solves the problem you set out to fix.
  • Curious, low-ego and collaborative – happy to ask questions, challenge with evidence, and help shape how an AI-native product practice should run.
  • You will be in the office 4 days a week until you get the hang of ways of working then it will move to 3 post probation
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Skills

Product Management
AI Tooling
Claude Code
Backlog Management
User Story Writing
Acceptance Criteria
UX Prototyping
Stakeholder Management
Data Analysis
Agile Methodology
Written Communication
Problem Structuring

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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