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Burns Sheehan

Technical Product Manager

London
£95k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Technical Product Manager

📍 Hybrid – 2 days a week in London
💰 Up to £95,000
🌍 Series B, AI Fintech

Are you a Technical Product Manager who enjoys getting into complex technical problems, working closely with engineering and staying close to how products are actually built?

This is a fast-growing B2B SaaS business using AI to transform how organisations manage complex financial processes. The product is already being used by major businesses, and the company is now investing heavily in its next phase of growth.

They're looking for a Technical Product Manager to take ownership of a key integrations area, working across complex third-party systems and the technical challenges involved in supporting customers across different markets.

It's a role with plenty of technical depth, but they're not looking for someone who simply wants to manage a technical backlog. They're looking for a PM who is genuinely interested in how AI is changing the way software is built, and who wants to be part of that change.

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You'll work closely with engineering and have the opportunity to help shape not just what gets built, but how the team approaches building it. They're experimenting with more AI-native ways of working, including smaller teams taking features from idea through to production, so this is a particularly interesting opportunity for someone who's already experimenting with AI in their own work.

What they're looking for

  • A Technical Product Manager with strong B2B SaaS experience
  • Someone comfortable working on technically complex products, ideally with experience around integrations, APIs or similar
  • A strong understanding of how software is built and the ability to work closely with engineers on technical problems
  • Someone genuinely hands-on with AI tools and interested in the shift towards AI-native product development
  • Ideally, you've experimented with tools such as Claude or are already using AI beyond the usual productivity use cases
  • Comfortable working with ambiguity, making decisions and taking ownership without needing lots of direction
  • Strong enough commercially and with customers to understand the impact of technical product decisions on the wider business

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This is a great role with genuine ownership and the opportunity to help shape an important part of the product, while also being involved in how an established product team evolves towards a much more AI-native way of working.

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