Senior Product Manager, Applied AI
Engine · Remote - US
At a glance
- Where
- Remote — open to applicants in the United States
- Pay
- $181,100 – $213,000/yr — as listed by Engine
- Level
- Manager
- Team
- Product
- Experience
- 4+ years
- Posted
- October 7, 2026
- Last confirmed open
- 4m ago
- At Engine
- 30 open remote roles — mostly Sales & Business (10), Other (5), Product (4). Pay is listed on 30 of them ($72,300 – $375,000/yr).
- How to apply
- Directly on Engine's own site — no NodJobs account needed.
About the role
This role builds internal AI and automation tooling that removes manual steps from one of Engine's business functions, as an embedded PM on the Applied AI team. It suits a senior product manager with 4+ years in product management, including an AI or automation product in production and experience on internal tools or operations workflows.
What you'll do
- Shadow the people doing the work and map each step, handoff and wait to find where time goes
- Select one workload at a time, prioritizing repetitive, high-volume, time-consuming steps, with the functional leader, and decline other requests
- Get the functional leader to sign off on a cycle time or unit metric and measure the baseline before building
- Work with engineering to design and ship automation replacing manual work at scale, including hundreds of thousands of support cases
- Use AI tools and agents to speed up analysis, prototyping and documentation
- Define the first shippable version, its first users and how it reaches the rest of the function
- Define how the function runs the workload without the PM, with a named owner inside the function
- If the metric does not move, return with a fix or a decision to stop, with a deadline
- Build the embed playbook from what is learned so the next embedded PM can start from it
- Map the function's key workflows to show where time goes within the first six months
What you'll need
- 4+ years in product management
- Experience on internal tools, operations or workflow products
- At least one AI or automation product in production
- Experience mapping a messy business process and removing the costliest steps
- Ability to baseline a cycle time and define a metric a business leader will sign off on
- Ability to account for costs including model spend and engineering time
- Understanding of what LLMs and agents do well, where they fail, and how evals and human review fit a workflow
- Ability to earn trust with leaders who do not report to the role and hold scope
- Willingness to spend early weeks shadowing support agents or accountants
Benefits listed by Engine
- Equity for all employees
- Annual bonus for eligible roles
- Hybrid-hub model with office or fully remote options
Tools & skills mentioned
Summarized by NodJobs from Engine's posting.
Full posting from Engine
Background We’ve spent the last two years getting ahead in AI and our customers see it. It’s showing up in our product, our pace of innovation, and our gross margin. Now we’re putting centralized firepower behind it. We’re launching two teams: Applied AI, focused on transforming how work gets done, and AI Platform, building the tools and infrastructure to scale it. Together, they’ll sharpen how we measure impact, deploy tooling, and set expectations across Engine, taking what’s already a competitive advantage and making it our operating advantage. Your Mission You'll build the automation that powers how Engine runs behind the scenes. This is internal tooling, not a consumer-facing product. The goal is to make teams across the business dramatically faster and more scalable. As an embedded Product Manager on the Applied AI team, you'll sit inside one of Engine's business functions. You'll find the manual steps that slow the work down and get them automated. Here's what you'll own: • Map the work: Shadow the people doing the work and map each step, handoff and wait, so you know where the time goes. • Pick the workload: Take on one workload at a time, starting with the steps that are repetitive, high-volume and the most time-consuming. You and the functional leader decide what goes next, and you say no to the rest. • Lock the metric: Before anything gets built, get the functional leader to sign off on a cycle time or unit metric, and measure the baseline. • Build and ship: Work with engineering to design and ship automation that replaces manual work at Engine's scale, which includes hundreds of thousands of support cases. Use AI tools and agents to speed up your own analysis, prototyping and documentation. • Scope and roll out: Define the first version you can ship, who uses it first and how it reaches the rest of the function. • Hand it off: Define what it looks like for the function to run the workload without you, with a named owner inside the function. • Make the kill call: If the metric doesn't move, come back with a fix or a decision to stop, with a deadline. What You'll Bring to Engine We're looking for someone who's ready to make an impact and grow alongside us: • Experience: 4+ years in product management, ideally on internal tools, operations or workflow products, with at least one AI or automation product in production. • Process instincts: You've mapped a messy business process, found the steps that cost the most time and removed them. • Operator comfort: You're happy spending your first weeks shadowing support agents or accountants, and you judge success by whether the work got faster. • Measurement: You can baseline a cycle time, define a metric a business leader will sign off on, and account for the costs, including model spend and engineering time. • AI fluency: You understand what LLMs and agents do well, where they fail, and how evals and human review fit into a workflow. • Influence: You earn trust with leaders who don't report to you, and you hold the line on scope when everyone wants something different. Success in the First Six Months • The function's key workflows are mapped, showing where the time goes. • The first workload is chosen, and its metric is signed off and baselined before the build starts. • The first version is live with real users, and cycle time is dropping. • What you've learned has gone into the embed playbook that the next embedded PM will start from. Applications for this role will be accepted through 12/20/2026 until the role is filled. We encourage you to apply early, as we may begin reviewing applications before the deadline. Compensation Our compensation packages are based on several factors, including your experience, expertise, and location. In addition to a competitive base salary, all roles receive equity. Depending on the role, total compensation may also include an annual bonus. Your recruiter will share your complete compensation package as you move through the process. Base Pay Range $181,100 — $213,000 USD The Engine Edge: Perks & Compensation We believe in rewarding great work with great benefits: • Compensation: Competitive base pay tied to role and experience, with equity for all employees. Some roles are also eligible for bonuses or commissions. • Benefits: Check out our full list at engine.com/culture • Environments for Success: Different roles have different needs in terms of the environments that drive success which is why we have a hybrid-hub model. Whether you are in one of our amazing offices or fully remote, we'll make sure you have what you need to succeed. Perks and benefits may vary based on employment type, location, and more
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