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Agentic AI Product Manager

Careerwise
16 hours ago
Full-time
Remote friendly (London, ENG)
Worldwide

Careerwise is seeking an Agentic AI Product Manager to own the strategy and roadmap for a cutting-edge AI capability. This is a permanent role that can be performed remotely with occasional travel to London, and it comes with a competitive salary and benefits package. It’s a good fit for someone who likes turning ambitious ideas into real, scalable products that sit at the intersection of business needs and advanced AI tech.

The position is ideal for a product leader who has delivered agentic AI products, AI agents or enterprise knowledge platforms, and who enjoys guiding a product from concept through to adoption. If you’ve worked across both business and technical realms and can translate complex AI concepts into actionable plans, you’ll likely feel right at home.

In short, you’ll join a team looking to shape how enterprise clients leverage AI to manage knowledge, collaborate, and operate more effectively in real-world scenarios.

Shaping the Agentic AI roadmap

You’ll define the product strategy and lay out the development path for the enterprise knowledge platform, making sure the vision aligns with business goals and user needs. Alongside this, you’ll drive the work on context graphs and semantic layers, ensuring the technology stack and data constructs deliver meaningful, search-friendly capabilities. You’ll also coordinate multiple Product Owners and technical workstreams, making day-to-day prioritisation decisions that balance competing priorities across stakeholders. From early ideas to production and real-world adoption, you’ll shepherd AI-powered products through every stage of their journey.

What you’ll bring to the role

Here’s what the team is looking for, starting with the must-haves, followed by helpful extras.

  • Proven track record delivering Agentic AI products, AI agents or enterprise knowledge platforms.
  • A solid product-management background that blends business insight with technical know-how.
  • Hands-on familiarity with Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or similar AI-assisted development tools.
  • Experience working with large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, knowledge graphs, semantic search or AI orchestration.
  • Healthcare or pharmaceutical experience, particularly clinical trials or patient records, would be a significant advantage.

Nice-to-have extras include exposure to other AI development tools beyond the named ones and any additional domain knowledge that helps you design enterprise-ready AI solutions.

Compensation and practical details

The role offers a salary in the range of £130k to £140k plus benefits. It is a remote role with occasional travel to London, and it is a permanent position. The description does not specify work hours or other allowances beyond the stated benefits, so those details aren’t listed here.

Tips for applicants

Highlight on your resume concrete wins delivering Agentic AI products, AI agents or enterprise knowledge platforms, with a focus on how you shaped strategy, roadmaps and adoption milestones. Put those achievements up front, and include measurable outcomes such as adoption rates, time-to-value, or business impact where possible.

Demonstrate your must-have skills by pointing to hands-on work with Claude or similar AI tools. If you’ve used Claude Code or Cursor in production or prototyping, describe the project, the tool’s role, and the outcomes you helped achieve, not just the tool name.

Be ready to talk through how you’ve balanced business needs with technical constraints when coordinating multiple Product Owners and tech streams. Prepare a short example that shows how you prioritised features, resolved conflicts, and kept stakeholders aligned from concept through to deployment.

Think of a thoughtful question to ask about the enterprise knowledge platform’s roadmap or success metrics. For instance, you might ask how context graphs and semantic layers will be evaluated in real use, or how adoption will be tracked once the AI capability goes into production.