Salt
Senior Product Manager

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Senior Product Manager (Onboarding & AI)
Salt have partnered with a PE backed Fintech to help hire a Senior Product Manager to improve both client and colleague experience, driving AI driven workflows and enhancing the efficiency of customer onboarding.
This is a design first product role with a genuine stake in two connected areas: digital and ops onboarding, and the organisation's wider AI and agentic workflow strategy. You will work closely with the Head of Product, own the day to day product discipline on a live onboarding platform, and get close visibility of an ambitious agentic transformation programme that is still taking shape.
What you will be doing
- Owning product discipline across an existing digital onboarding platform, including stakeholder management with operational teams
- Applying design thinking, discovery and iterative delivery to translate business needs into simple, safe, measurable experiences
- Working alongside a small digital team exploring how generative AI and agentic capability can be applied across core business workflows
- Building trusted relationships across digital, technology, operations and the wider business
- Managing third party suppliers and delivery partners, and contributing to technology selection where needed
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- Strong product management experience delivering complex digital products from discovery through to adoption
- Experience with digital onboarding, client lifecycle or colleague facing product delivery
- A design first mindset, comfortable with ambiguity and self direction rather than a fixed brief
- Genuine, active interest in AI and agentic ways of working, professional or personal
- Strong stakeholder management skills, ideally including operational or back office relationships
- Financial services, wealth management or financial planning experience is an advantage but not essential


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The role would suit a mid-level PM ready to take on more ownership whilst growing their commercial and stakeholder mgmt toolkit.
This is a business investing seriously in digital and AI enabled ways of working, operating at pace with real commercial discipline. It is a role for someone who wants to help shape that direction, not simply follow one.
Interested candidates should apply directly for a confidential conversation about the role.
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