Staff Product Manager
Summary
Staff Product Manager at Supio owning a product area end to end for an AI platform that changes how law firms work — setting vision, shaping the agentic/core app experience, and shipping hands-on with engineering, design, and customers. Requires 10+ years in PM, AI-native product experience, and a builder mindset.
What we're looking for
What you'll do
- Own the Product Vision: Set the vision and strategy for your product area and take it from inception to production. You'll represent a broad footprint and make the call on what we build next.
- Shape the Core Experience: Define the look, feel, and main entry points of the core Supio application, holding it to a consumer-grade UX bar for litigation teams who are not technical users.
- Design the Agentic Experience: Define how AI agents behave inside the product and how attorneys and staff interact with them, so firms can trust and rely on agent output.
- Build Vertical Products: Lead vertical-specific products such as client intake and outbound communications that change how law firms operate day to day.
- Ship Hands-On: Work directly in the product: prototype, write specs and scripts, make design changes, and ship code where it speeds things up, with sound checks and balances.
- Stay Close to Customers: Maintain a direct line to law firm customers, turn what you hear into fast iteration, and reset goals and roadmap each quarter as the technology and market change.
Qualifications
- Experience: 10+ years in product management, including taking at least one product area from inception to production end to end.
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Data Science, Business Administration, or related field, or equivalent experience
- AI-Native Product Experience: Hands-on experience building AI-native or agentic products, from defining agent behaviors to shipping them to real users.
- Builder Mindset: Demonstrated hands-on building: prototyping, working with data and code, or driving design directly. Comfortable shipping without heavy process.
- Product Depth: A clear spike in either UX and product design or engineering and architecture, with enough range in the other to work independently with your teammates.
- Ownership: You identify problems on your own, ask about strategy, and know when to pull in engineering, design, or customer success.
- Customer Focus: Strong instincts for non-technical, everyday users and a habit of talking to customers regularly.
- Adaptability: Energy for ambiguity and for goals that change from quarter to quarter.
Nice-to-haves
- Background in engineering or design that moved into a product-centric scope.
- Experience at an early-stage startup.
- Exposure to legal tech or other professional services workflows.