Product Manager

Hebbia AI • San Francisco, CA

12d • $180,000 - $320,000 • Onsite

About The Position

Hebbia is hiring a Product Manager to own an area of its AI product, which helps investors and bankers research companies, analyze information, and produce reliable work. The Product Manager will set product direction, choose problems to solve, and partner with engineering, design, and research to take capabilities from discovery through adoption.

The role involves direct customer engagement, analysis of product usage, and translating customer insights into improvements that serve a broad customer base. It is hands-on, including building prototypes, defining workflow behavior, evaluating AI outputs, and refining the product experience. The Product Manager owns both the roadmap and whether the product delivers lasting value after launch.

Hebbia describes itself as an AI platform for investors and bankers. Its Matrix product supports AI-driven analysis and is used by major financial institutions and asset managers.

Requirements

• Experience independently owning a software product area from discovery through launch and adoption, with demonstrated customer or business impact.
• Strong product judgment and ability to turn ambiguous problems into clear priorities, practical requirements, and focused releases.
• Technical fluency with APIs, data systems, and AI products; comfortable investigating issues with engineers and reasoning about system behavior and tradeoffs.
• Hands-on experience using AI tools to research, prototype, analyze data, or build software.
• Strong customer instincts and commercial judgment, curiosity about how users work, and ability to connect user needs to product opportunities.
• Strong product craft and attention to usability, with ability to turn subjective feedback into concrete product behavior, examples, and acceptance criteria.
• Clear communication and sound judgment under uncertainty; able to make recommendations, handle disagreement directly, and update views as new information emerges.
• Comfort owning details, testing the product, and improving it after launch.

Nice To Haves

• Experience with enterprise software, financial workflows, integrations, or AI evaluation.

Responsibilities

• Own the strategy and roadmap for a product area, connecting customer needs and business goals to clear priorities and measurable outcomes.
• Combine direct customer research, product usage data, and lessons from customer deployments to identify needs across accounts and choose valuable problems to solve.
• Design complete user workflows and turn them into focused requirements, prototypes, and initial releases, with a clear path for iteration.
• Partner with engineering, design, and research on product and technical tradeoffs involving accuracy, usability, reliability, security, latency, and cost.
• Set quality standards for AI answers, analyses, and generated work products using representative customer tasks, acceptance criteria, and evaluations.
• Prioritize reusable product capabilities by weighing customer value, commercial opportunity, delivery effort, and ongoing operating cost.
• Drive execution by making timely product decisions, resolving open questions, and giving engineers context to make good decisions independently.
• Own launches through rollout and adoption, partnering with sales and customer-facing teams on validation, enablement, and customer feedback.
• Measure usage, task success, retention, and business impact; investigate product shortcomings and use findings to guide subsequent releases.

Benefits

• Unlimited paid time off.
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• 401(k).
• Catered lunch daily.
• DoorDash dinner credit when staying late.
• Three months of parental leave for non-birthing parents and four months for birthing parents.
• $15,000 lifetime fertility benefit.
• Competitive new-hire equity grant.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed