Product Manager - Mission Agents

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Anywhere in the USFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Strong product judgment
Ability to separate signal from noise
Experience with complex systems or platforms
Experience operating under real constraints (security, infrastructure, deployment)
High ownership and bias toward action
Technical fluency
Clear, direct communication
Experience working with operational or mission-driven users (nice to have)
Experience with LLM-based systems (nice to have)
Experience with product analytics (e.g., SQL) (nice to have)
Experience rapidly prototyping ideas (Figma, AI coding tools, etc.) (nice to have)
Exposure to constrained or high-security environments (nice to have)
Active Security clearance (or ability to obtain one) and willingness to travel onsite (nice to have)

Responsibilities

Synthesize signal into direction, determining what actually matters from messy, conflicting inputs
Define how agents behave, shaping primitives like objectives, constraints, trust tiers, and evaluation criteria
Improve output quality, driving systematic improvements across models, memory, and workflows
Own product direction end-to-end, turning ambiguous problems into concrete bets and driving them through delivery
Work directly with users to build deep intuition for real-world workflows and needs
Translate mission signal into product direction, including pushing back when needed
Partner with engineering to shape solutions that are both impactful and technically sound
Drive alignment in ambiguous situations, bringing clarity across stakeholders when perspectives conflict

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