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Technical Product Lead (AI)

London
£80k/yr
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You were an engineer first. Then you started deciding what got built.

We're hiring a Technical Product Lead, AI for a venture-backed LLM research startup. London, hybrid one or two days a week. £80,000 plus EMI equity options.

Most product roles ask you to influence. This one hands you the keys, and the founders want them held by someone who has shipped systems, not just specs.

THE COMPANY

We're Alteam, and we're helping a venture-backed LLM research startup hire its first Product Lead. It's a spinout from one of the world's top universities, founded by a leading AI researcher and a serial entrepreneur, so the science runs deep and things still ship fast.

Their product replays your agent's real production traffic against candidate models and tells you exactly what changes before you switch, so enterprises can move onto cheaper models with evidence instead of hope. The buyers are engineers. The problem is technical. So are the product decisions.

They're still finding product market fit and moving quickly. You'll spend three months building context with the founders making the final calls, then roadmap, scope and priorities become yours. There's a clear path to Head of Product or CPO.

What you decide is what gets built, and you'll watch it land with real enterprise customers within weeks.

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THE ROLE

  • Own the roadmap and the outcomes, including the ones that don't work
  • Run your own discovery with technical buyers and turn it into testable ideas
  • Keep Product, Science and Engineering moving together, priorities clear and decisions made
  • Prototype fast, then ship with Engineering
  • Report straight to the CEO

YOUR PROFILE

You came up through engineering and moved into product because you wanted to decide what got built. You can hold your own with research scientists. In practice:

  • You can open the trace of a failing multistep agent and form a hypothesis before you ask Engineering
  • You design the eval set yourself, and you know where LLM as judge quietly falls apart
  • You've built multi-agent systems that real users depend on, with the guardrails that come with it: conclusions cited to source, scoped access, structured context between agents
  • You can argue model routing, caching and distillation as cost levers, with numbers behind you
  • You build with agentic coding tools daily, like Claude Code or Cursor or your own setup, and ship working agents from a spec rather than writing a doc for someone else to build

REQUIREMENTS (do not apply if you don't meet them)

  • An engineering background. You shipped production code and owned real systems before moving into product
  • 8+ years in total, with genuine 0→1 product ownership since the switch, as a founding PM, early stage product lead, former founder or technical consultant who owned what got built
  • 2-3 years hands on with LLM agents in production: APIs, agentic systems, evaluation, traces and real failure modes
  • Happy to take messy problems to a decision on evidence, without needing everyone to agree
  • Enterprise, regulated or otherwise high-stakes deployment is a strong plus, as is evaluation or observability work

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THIS PROBABLY ISN'T FOR YOU IF

  • Your AI work has mostly stayed in demos and pilots that never reached production
  • You picked up the vocabulary without ever shipping the systems
  • You've owned roadmaps but never a technical tradeoff
  • You want the authority without owning the outcome

SALARY AND PERKS

  • £80,000 base salary
  • Generous stock option package (EMI)
  • 5 weeks paid holiday
  • Flexible schedule, hybrid one or two days a week in London

Important: the role is hybrid in London. You will need the right to work in the UK. No VISA sponsorship.

Sound like you? Apply here or send it to info@alteam.io. Include why you fit, your Github handle and any example of work in Agentic AI. It's a highly competitive position.

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