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About the Role
Product Manager (AI & Process Automation) Location: Remote Open Position : 1
What You'll Do
7+ years in product management, with at least 2 years on platform or infrastructure products
Experience owning backlogs for technical platforms — APIs, developer tooling, or data platforms
Comfortable writing detailed user stories and acceptance criteria for engineering audiences
Strong stakeholder management across engineering, client, and executive layers
Experience running agile delivery (Scrum or Kanban) with distributed teams
Familiarity with AI/ML concepts — enough to hold substantive conversations with GenAI and ML engineers
Hands-on with Jira, Confluence, or equivalent backlog and documentation tooling
Good experience in marketplace(AI/Non-AI)/Platform(AI/Non-AI)
Independent contractor engagement through Turing. Apply via the link below - Turing handles vetting, onboarding and payment.
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7+ years in product management, with at least 2 years on platform or infrastructure products Experience owning backlogs for technical platforms — APIs, developer tooling, or data platforms Comfortable writing detailed user stories and acceptance criteria for engineering audiences
