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Senior Product Manager AI Products at Boostlingo. Location Information: United States. ABOUT US. . Boostlingo is at a strategic inflection point. As AI reshapes the language access and interpretation industry, we are accelerating toward becoming an AI-forward, enterprise-ready platform. Our next phase requires stronger product, increased engineering velocity, deeper enterprise credibility, and a culture of ownership and cross-functional accountability.. . We are building Boostlingo 2.0 — and the Senior Product Manager in AI will play a central role in that transformation.. . . . THE ROLE. . We believe product management is evolving. The future is not specification writers and roadmap coordinators. The future is product builders — high-agency operators who:. . . Understand deeply why we are building. . Prototype before they debate. . Use AI to write, debug, and ship code. . Design high-utility interfaces. . Push through blockers instead of escalating them. . Take full-stack ownership of outcomes. . . . . We are looking for a Senior Product Manager who embodies this shift. You will lead the development of AI-native products from concept to production. This is not a coordination role. This is a builder role. You will:. . . Identify high-value AI opportunities. . Prototype solutions using modern AI tooling. . Define technical and UX direction. . Ship product increments directly. . Partner with engineering to harden and scale. . Own measurable business outcomes. . . . . You are not just defining the roadmap — you are building it.. . . . WHAT YOU'LL OWN. . . End-to-End Product Development. . . . Identify real user problems worth solving with AI. . Validate opportunity through direct user discovery. . Build early prototypes using LLMs, APIs, scripts,. Please mention the word **SLEEK** and tag RMTA0LjE1NC4yMDcuNTI= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMTA0LjE1NC4yMDcuNTI=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human..