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Product Manager, AI Native Initiatives

Faros Ai
CompanyFaros Ai
CategoryData & Analytics
LocationSan Mateo
RemoteHybrid
EmploymentNot stated
LevelManager
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted19 May 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (ashby)
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Description
MISSION 🚀 At Faros, we are building the engineering intelligence platform for the AI era. We help engineering organizations understand the impact of AI on software delivery while providing the operational context that enables AI agents to operate with greater accuracy, relevance, and trust in complex enterprise environments. Our platform is used by some of the most sophisticated engineering teams in the world, ranging from fast-growing technology companies to F500 enterprises. We believe the future of software development will be built by humans and AI working together, and we're building the foundation that makes that possible. ABOUT THE ROLE This is a role for a seasoned, hands-on Product Manager, who wants to be in the work, not above it. You will own a meaningful surface area of our new AI-native product line. Possible surfaces include the agent–human collaboration layer (how engineers review, steer, and approve agent work), the AI/eval layer (model selection, eval frameworks, quality/cost/latency trade-offs), or the integration layer, where this product integrates with our existing Faros platform. For the next 12 to 18 months, you will personally write requirements, craft prototypes with modern AI tools, sit in architecture conversations with senior ICs, and be the person who decides what ships and when in. You will be in customer conversations every week. You will set the bar for what "awesome" looks like and be accountable for it. You will work shoulder to shoulder with our Head of Product, Head of Design, Tech Leads and senior engineers on this team, and have direct exposure to our founders and our broader leadership team. The PDE triad — Product, Engineering, and Design — operates as equal peers at Faros. You will hold a distinct, unapologetic product voice in every conversation. This is not a coordination role and not a process role. If your last few years have been mostly running rituals, herding tickets, and writing decks, this one will feel off. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Own a surface end-to-end. Define the wedge, craft the requirements, bring them to life, ship the first version, and iterate to product–market fit. Success is measured in customer outcomes — usage, repeat engagement, CSAT, design-partner-to-paid conversion — not features shipped. - Prototype and ship yourself. Modern AI tools have rewritten what a single PM can do. We expect you to take full advantage of it. Build clickable prototypes using the latest and greatest tools. Spin up a working agent in a notebook to test a hypothesis. Put working software in front of customers in days, not sprints. If you have not touched a codebase or a model API in years, this might not be the role for you. - Make hard technical tradeoffs. Agentic systems force daily decisions across quality, latency, cost, reliability, and user trust. You will be in the room for those tradeoffs in your area, push back when something does not feel right, and be able to explain the call to your team, your customers, and our leadership team. - Design for human-in-the-loop agentic systems. Every design decision has to account for where agents are strong, where they fail, what the Faros context brings to the table, and how humans stay meaningfully in the loop without becoming the bottleneck. You will have an opinion on what that should feel like, and the evidence to back it up. - Run the eval and learning loop. What "good" looks like for an agent product is not obvious, and it changes as models change. You will help us define the evals, instrument the product, read the traces, and translate what you see into the next iteration. - Partner across the PDE triad. Your design counterpart will co-own the experience. Your engineers will be your technical architecture collaborators. Your job is to make the product better than any one of you could on your own — and to be the person who makes the decision when consensus is not reachable. - Work directly with