AI Product Manager Jobs

1,166 AI Product Manager Jobs

Senior Product Manager, AI

Mitratech30d • $160,000 - $170,000 • Remote

Staff Product Manager, AI Agents & Intelligence

commonsku • Toronto, ON30d • CA$150,000 - CA$180,000 • Remote

Technical Product Manager, AI Cloud Networking

Mirantis • Remote, USA30d • Remote

Product Manager, AI Ops

Databricks • United States, CA30d • $100,000 - $171,950 • Remote

AI Product Manager

AutoStore System • San Jose, CA30d • Hybrid

Lead Technical Product Manager, Growth

Wolters Kluwer • Coppell, IL30d • Hybrid

Senior Manager, Payer - Growth, Product & AI-Enabled Go-To-Market Transformation

Point B • Chicago, IL30d

Senior Product Manager, AI Models and Agentic Platforms on GDC

Google • Sunnyvale, CA31d • $192,000 - $279,000

Staff Product Manager — Agentic Products

Loop AI • San Francisco, CA31d • $200,000 - $250,000 • Onsite

Senior AI Product Manager

Cotiviti • Remote, 31d • $153,000 - $194,000 • Remote

Senior Product Manager, AI Products

CoStar Group • Atlanta, GA31d • $119,000 - $161,000 • Onsite

Product Manager - Analytics, AI Private Markets

State Street • Burlington, MA31d • $80,000 - $140,000 • Onsite

Senior Product Manager - Field AI

Homebound • Santa Rosa, CA31d • $130,000 - $180,000

AI Product Manager – Data Products

PlacingIT • Sunnyvale, CA31d • Remote

AI Product Manager

TribalScale • Toronto, ON31d • Hybrid

Product Manager – AI Data Platform

Glint Tech Solutions • Sunnyvale, CA31d • Hybrid

Product Manager I, Key Project Edge AI

Advantech Co-Creating the Future of the IoT World • Tustin, CA31d • Onsite

AI Product Marketing Manager

Freshworks • San Mateo, CA31d • $161,000 - $200,000 • Hybrid

Senior/Staff Product Manager (Enterprise AI Software)

PlacingIT • San Francisco, CA31d • Hybrid

Senior / Staff Product Manager – Enterprise AI Platform

Glint Tech Solutions • San Francisco, CA31d • Hybrid

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