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Albany Growth

Lead Product Manager

London
Β£110k – Β£130k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Lead Product Manager, Internal Tooling & Applied AI

πŸ“ London, Hybrid (2/3 days in office)
🌍 Fintech | Financial Wellbeing | Tech for Good | Scale Up
πŸ’΅ Β£110,000 to Β£130,000 + equity

Albany Growth are partnered with a scaling fintech on a mission to improve financial wellbeing for everyday workers across the UK. Their platform is used by millions of people through some of the UK's largest employers. They are VC backed, growing fast and every product decision is anchored to a genuine social purpose.

Their product investment has historically gone into customer facing products. Internal teams across Operations, CX, Compliance and Finance have been underserved. This is the first dedicated PM hire to change that.

The brief is to identify where AI and agentic automation can structurally reduce headcount growth, not just add efficiency at the margins. This is a land and expand model with real scope to define what this function becomes.

What you will be doing:

  • Own the internal tooling roadmap from strategy through to delivery
  • Run discovery with non technical stakeholders and translate complex workflows into buildable specs
  • Identify and prioritise AI and automation opportunities that structurally shift how the business operates
  • Work hands on alongside engineers using tools like Claude Code to prototype and shape solutions
  • Represent the function to senior leadership and founders
  • Deliver enablement and run workshops to drive adoption of new tools across internal teams
  • Expand scope over time across CX, Compliance, Sales and Finance as you prove value in Ops

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The environment:

  • Internal tooling across Ops, CX, Compliance, Sales and Finance
  • AI native technical teams with Claude Code in daily use across engineering
  • Agentic workflow and LLM integration is the brief, not a stretch goal
  • Direct access to senior leadership and founders: decisions move quickly
  • Automation platforms and workflow tooling in scope

We are looking for:

  • A technical product management background, ideally rooted in engineering
  • Shipped AI powered or automation products in production, with evidence
  • Ownership of tools used by non technical internal teams such as ops, CX or back office
  • Strong stakeholder skills: proactive, sociable, comfortable running discovery
  • Hunger to build something from scratch rather than manage an inherited roadmap
  • Experience in fintech, health tech or a regulated environment is a bonus
  • Familiarity with agentic workflows, LLM integration or platforms like Zapier or Make is a plus

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⭐ First dedicated internal tooling PM at a genuinely AI native fintech

This is a great fit for a technical PM who wants to build something meaningful, at a business that is already bought in on AI and ready to move fast.

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πŸ’» Lead Product Manager, Internal Tooling & Applied AI
πŸ“ London, Hybrid (2/3 days in office)
🌍 Fintech | Financial Wellbeing | Tech for Good | Scale Up
πŸ’΅ Β£110,000 to Β£130,000 + equity

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