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Technical Product Manager

London
£80k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Technical Product Manager | AI Evaluations, Product Quality, Agentic Workflows | Early-Stage AI Platform

Salary

c. £80k base, plus equity. Some flexibility around the overall package

Location

Victoria, central London. 4 days a week in the office, Wednesdays from home

Right to work

existing UK right to work, no sponsorship

Experience

typically 3 to 5 years in Product or a closely related role

About the Role

I’m working with an early-stage AI startup building an assistant for property managers, letting agents and Build-to-Rent teams. It handles communications, maintenance, compliance and scheduling, and it’s already live with pilot customers managing thousands of properties.

They’re around 25 people, including roughly 13 engineers, and they’re now hiring a Technical Product Manager to sit between Product, Engineering, AI and customers.

About half the job is owning product quality: evaluation suites, test scenarios, graders, pass rates and the daily investigation of things the AI has got wrong. The other half is Product ownership: customer problems, PRDs, prioritisation and taking features through delivery.

Fair warning, this isn’t a purely strategic roadmap role. There’s plenty of influence, but you’ll also be in the detail working out whether an issue is the product, the data, the configuration or the user.

What They’re Looking For (Non-Negotiables)

  • 3 to 5 years in Product, or a closely related role where you owned outcomes and worked directly with engineers
  • Hands-on technical grounding: roughly a year building software, or meaningful experience building agentic AI workflows yourself
  • Genuine daily use of AI tools to solve real problems, not just occasional experimentation
  • Able to reason credibly with engineers about systems, feasibility and technical trade-offs
  • Strong instincts for product quality, with the rigour to measure it rather than rely on gut feel
  • A methodical, root-cause approach to investigating problems
  • Comfortable with data, dashboards and operational tooling
  • Strong with customers as well as technical teams
  • High ownership and comfortable in an early-stage company
  • Strong academic background
  • Existing UK right to work
  • Comfortable being in Victoria four days a week

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What You’ll Own

  • Define what good performance looks like across the product
  • Build and tune AI evaluation suites, test scenarios and graders
  • Track pass rates, spot regressions and drive the work to close gaps
  • Use real customer conversations and calls to create better test scenarios
  • Run the daily critical-error review and investigate flagged conversations
  • Separate configuration, data and user issues from genuine product bugs
  • Turn customer feedback into clearly prioritised Product problems
  • Own features from problem definition through delivery and validation
  • Write PRDs and success criteria in Notion, with delivery managed through Linear
  • Help launch new modules across maintenance, prospects, compliance and arrears

Nice to Haves

  • AI evaluations, model testing or prompt evaluation
  • Experience writing test scenarios or automated graders
  • Previous ownership of QA or a product quality bar
  • Python or software engineering experience
  • Basic SQL or confidence exploring data independently
  • Linear, Notion and Slack
  • Startup or scale-up experience
  • PropTech or property experience, although they’ll teach you the domain

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  • Testing normal software is comparatively tidy: give it an input and check the output. Testing an AI product that can respond differently to the same input is a much more interesting Product problem.
  • You’ll decide how that quality is measured across voice, email, maintenance, compliance and customer communications, then use the results to influence what gets built next. Quality isn’t being handed off to a separate QA function here. It is part of the Product itself, and you’ll own it.
  • You’ll work directly with the Product Lead, engineers, AI team and founders. The team is small enough that your judgement will genuinely affect the roadmap, with room to grow either deeper into AI evaluation or broader into Product leadership as the company expands.

Employee Benefits

  • c. £80k base, with some flexibility around the overall package
  • Equity component
  • 20 days annual leave
  • Wednesdays from home
  • Direct access to the founders and Product leadership
  • Significant ownership over a live AI product

Application Process

First stage is a call with me. A proper half hour on what you’ve built, how technically hands-on you are and what you want next, and I’ll give you the full picture on the company and role.

After that, there’s an initial client conversation, followed by a likely Technical Product take-home. It won’t be a coding test, but they are still finalising the exact format. Then you’ll meet the Product and technical team, followed by the founders.

If you’re a delivery-focused PM who wants to move tickets around, this probably isn’t it. If you’re technically curious, use AI constantly and find the problem of measuring a non-deterministic product genuinely interesting, apply and I’ll give you a buzz.

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Skills

AI Evaluations
Product Management
Agentic Workflows
PRD Writing
Root Cause Analysis
Technical Trade-offs
Data Analysis
Product Quality Measurement
Stakeholder Management
Python
SQL
Linear
Notion
Slack
Prompt Evaluation
QA Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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