Technical Product Manager

Chariot Claims is an AI claims company helping consumers pursue recovery for corporate violations. The Technical Product Manager will own product initiatives from discovery and prioritization through delivery, launch, and post-launch measurement, including AI-related product work.

Responsibilities:

• Own a product area end-to-end: defining the problem and opportunity, deciding what we build and when — including AI elements: prompt and eval design, quality thresholds, human-in-the-loop review
• Write specs engineers can easily build from: data models, transitions, edge cases, UI/UX suggestions, high-level test cases
• Own all success metrics post-launch (basic data analysis and SQL fluency ideal)
• Run delivery across multiple workstreams: timelines, dependencies, and launch readiness, keeping things moving without heavy process
• Manage and prioritize the backlog to keep Linear organized
• Keep cross-functional teams aligned (Legal Strategy, Engineering, Design, Ops, Marketing) — be the person who knows the status of everything and communicates it
• Ensure go-live readiness by creating and executing the launch plan so launches are clean and learnings fold back into the next iteration

Requirements:

• 5+ years in product, including time owning a technical surface (platform, data, infra, or AI) with a track record of shipping software end-to-end
• Highly organized with strong prioritization and stakeholder communication; nothing falls through the cracks
• Detail-oriented with a strong operational and organizational mindset
• Hands-on — able to define the plan and do the work to execute it
• Comfortable with ambiguity and self-directed in a fast-moving startup; you don't wait to be told what to do
• Familiar with agile ways of working (Scrum/Kanban) and PM tools (Linear, Airtable, Retool, Notion)
• Can read an API spec, reason about data models and system boundaries, and hold your own in an architecture discussion with engineers
• Experience with experimentation and product analytics — funnel analysis, A/B tests; PostHog, Amplitude, Mixpanel or similar
• Bonus: experience in a regulated industry — legal, healthcare, or finance