Senior Director, Product Management – In-House Use Cases

Thomson Reuters provides trusted content and technology for professionals and organizations. The Senior Director of Product Management will expand CoCounsel, a generative AI platform, into the in-house legal market by defining customer-focused use cases, owning the product roadmap, and leading product managers through product delivery.

Responsibilities:

• Own the roadmap: Define and own the in-house use case roadmap for CoCounsel, translating insights from general counsel, deputy general counsel, and legal operations leaders into a focused and deliverable product plan
• Understand the customer: Develop a deep understanding of where in-house legal teams lose time, experience friction, and face risk, and translate those insights into meaningful product use cases
• Lead the team: Manage and grow a team of two to three product managers, setting priorities, reviewing work, and developing strong product judgment
• Shape the product: Identify opportunities beyond obvious automation and help define use cases that solve meaningful problems for in-house legal teams
• Deliver across the business: Partner with Engineering, Design, Marketing, and go-to-market teams to move use cases from concept through launch
• Represent the customer: Bring the in-house legal customer perspective into product roadmap and prioritization decisions

Requirements:

• 5+ years of experience as in-house counsel or in legal operations, or 5+ years of product management experience working on an in-house-focused product
• Comfort working with generative AI and modern product tooling
• Ability to engage credibly with Engineering teams about what is realistic and feasible to build; coding experience is not required
• Strong creative instincts and genuine customer empathy
• Experience leading or developing product management teams
• Experience translating customer insights into product roadmaps and shipped products
• Experience working cross-functionally with Engineering, Design, Marketing, and go-to-market teams