Draftwise
Product Manager
$150K–$190K
United States · Remote · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
- Experience
- 6+ years in product management, forward-deployed engineering, deployment strategy, or a comparable customer-facing technical role.
About the job
Own product areas end to end, from customer discovery and requirements through launch and measurable outcomes, for an AI-powered legal drafting and review platform.
What you'll do
- Work with legal customers to understand workflows, test solutions with prototypes and evaluations, and identify recurring needs.
- Set product requirements, priorities, roadmaps, and success measures; coordinate cross-functional teams through delivery and launch.
- Develop scalable product capabilities, including incorporating the legal ontology offering into the core product.
What they ask for
- 6+ years in product management, forward-deployed engineering, deployment strategy, or a comparable customer-facing technical role, including enterprise software experience in complex, multi-stakeholder organizations.
- Strong analytical judgment, technical fluency, and AI product judgment, including the ability to prototype, work with data, APIs, or data models, and define evaluations and human controls.
- Strong product judgment and communication skills, including prioritization, trade-off decisions, cross-functional alignment, and engagement with senior customer stakeholders.
- High ownership and comfort working independently in an unstructured environment; willingness to travel and work onsite with customers regularly.
Nice to have
- Interest in legal technology.
- Experience practicing law.
Pay
USD 150,000–190,000 (YEARLY) (base salary)
Tools
Microsoft Word
AI focus
Apply AI product judgment; assess model capabilities and failure modes, define evaluations and human controls, and make trade-offs among quality, latency, cost, and trust. The product uses AI for legal drafting, review, negotiation, and search, grounded in a legal ontology.
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