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    Member of Technical Staff - Product

    EragonOn-site - San Francisco, California, United StatesPosted 2026-10-28
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    Department: Engineering

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    About Eragon

    Eragon is an Applied AI lab building an AI platform that powers self-improving agents for business enterprise. We’re working on memory, runtime, integrations, and product experience that make agents useful, reliable, and governable in real-world settings.

    About the role

    As a Product Manager, you’ll shape Eragon’s product direction and turn customer needs, technical capabilities, and research insights into products people can rely on. You’ll work closely with engineering, design, and customer-facing teammates to discover problems, make sharp product decisions, and ship improvements across the agent experience. We’re looking for an AI-native product thinker with prior experience building AI products.

    What you’ll do

    • Lead product discovery with customers and internal teams to identify high-value problems and workflows.
    • Define product direction, requirements, and priorities, balancing user value, technical feasibility, and business impact.
    • Partner with engineering and design to prototype, build, launch, and improve AI-powered product experiences.
    • Use customer feedback, product data, and evaluation results to assess quality and guide iteration.
    • Communicate product decisions clearly and keep teams aligned from early exploration through delivery.

    What we’re looking for

    • Experience as a product manager or product builder on AI products, with a strong understanding of how AI changes product design and user workflows.
    • Strong product judgment and the ability to turn ambiguous problems into focused, testable plans.
    • Comfort working closely with engineers and designers on technical products and making tradeoffs.
    • A user-centered, iterative approach to discovery, prototyping, and measuring outcomes.
    • Clear written and verbal communication, ownership, and comfort operating in a fast-moving environment.