Lead Product Manager, Agents
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Help ScoutB2B SaaS
Note: This role is open to US-based applicants only.Full-TimeLead
Salary$172K - $198K
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Job Details
- Required Skills
- Product Management
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience shipping AI-powered products, with a deep understanding of common failure modes.
- Background in B2B SaaS, specifically building for support teams.
- Strong monetization instincts, with the ability to design pricing structures that reflect customer value.
- Technical fluency sufficient to discuss system architecture and make informed prioritization decisions.
- Exceptional written communication skills to produce clear one-pagers, briefs, and strategy narratives.
- Proven ability to think in terms of outcomes and prioritize strategy over feature output.
- Proficiency in leveraging AI tools for research, strategy testing, prototyping, and signal analysis.
- Ability to effectively sequence capability rollouts based on customer trust and confidence signals.
Responsibilities
- Own the full product roadmap for the Agent pillar, including unified Agent backend, Agent Drafts, AI Answers, Agentic Actions, Docs automation, and workflow amplification.
- Drive the consolidation of Drafts and AI Answers onto a single backend system to enable shared agent capability sets.
- Define experience and configuration UX to move customers along the trust ladder from assisted drafts to autonomous answers and actions.
- Shape and own the monetization logic for outcome-priced surfaces like resolutions, drafts, handoffs, and documentation improvements.
- Partner with Intelligence and Conversations PMs to ensure the Agent ecosystem functions as a coherent, integrated system.
- Conduct customer research to understand trust barriers, gather feedback, and inform product prioritization.
- Collaborate with GTM and CS teams to drive clear adoption motions and incorporate customer feedback into the product roadmap.
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