Technical Product Manager, AI Delivery (TPM)
- Seattle, WA, United States
From $93 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- From $93 USD / hour
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Required Skills & Experience
Own sprint methodology execution across all active AI tools. This includes running planning, standups, sprint reviews and retrospectives and ensuring that every pilot in the active portfolio has a clear scope, a measurable success criterion, and a named decision owner before it starts.
- Translates approved use cases from the business into specific product requirements such as user stories, acceptance criteria, data requirements, integration specifications and AI evaluation metrics.
- Manages the pilot intake pipeline mechanics including the intake form, evaluation process, scoring and the documentation that supports the decision.
- Owns the product lifecycle from pilot approval to production deployment; tracking pilot progress against success criteria, flagging scope creep and timeline risk managing the handoff from pilot to production.
- Maintains the program's delivery metrics and pilot portfolio dashboard to include active pilots by Corporate Service Unit (internal teams and functions), success rate, time from intake to decision, time from approval to first user and net ROI for closed pilots to ensure current data.
Job Description
The Technical Product Manager, AI Delivery is the delivery engine that turns AI strategy into shipped tools, measurable outcomes, and production-ready capabilities for the business. The TPM is responsible for owning the intake pipeline mechanics, use case scoping, value case, success metric definition, the product lifecycle from pilot approval to production deployment, and tracking the value / ROI after deployment. This role serves the AI program by defining and translating approved use cases into specific, buildable product requirements that the AI engineering team can execute without ambiguity and by managing the pilot lifecycle so that Directors can focus on strategy and stakeholder relationships.