Senior Product Manager, Go

• Own the strategy and roadmap for a major area of Superhuman Go, connecting a clear long-term direction to focused near-term priorities.
• Develop a deep understanding of how knowledge workers use AI, where existing assistants fall short, and which workflows Go can improve.
• Partner closely with engineering, design, research, data science, and go-to-market teams to take ambiguous problems from early exploration through launch and iteration.
• Define high-quality user journeys across capabilities such as chat, orchestration, memory, agents, connectors, file handling, background work, and cross-device experiences.
• Turn complex AI and platform capabilities into experiences that feel clear, trustworthy, and useful to everyday users and advanced builders.
• Establish clear measures of success, using qualitative and quantitative evidence to prioritize investments and assess product quality.
• Work across Superhuman Docs, Mail, Grammarly, and external partners to ensure Go’s platform addresses real product needs and creates reusable value across the suite.
• Create clarity across interconnected teams by documenting decisions, communicating tradeoffs, and maintaining momentum when ownership or direction is unclear.
• You have 5+ years of product management experience, with a track record of owning complex products from discovery through launch and iteration.
• You have experience building AI-powered, consumer, prosumer, developer-platform, or technically sophisticated products.
• You demonstrate strong product judgment and can turn emerging technical capabilities into intuitive experiences that solve meaningful user problems.
• You are comfortable working closely with engineers on architecture, APIs, reliability, permissions, privacy, security, and other technical tradeoffs.
• You have experience shipping products or platforms that span multiple teams, user journeys, or surfaces.
• You are analytically rigorous and comfortable defining metrics, interpreting imperfect data, running experiments, and balancing evidence with product intuition.
• You communicate clearly in writing and conversation, particularly when the problem is ambiguous or requires difficult prioritization.
• You have demonstrated the ability to work independently and take cross-functional problems from initial insight to shipped product with limited oversight.
• AI Product Judgment: You understand both the potential and the limitations of current AI systems. You design for trust, evaluation, failure recovery, and appropriate user control.
• Systems and Platform Thinking: You can design for an immediate customer experience while creating foundations that serve multiple products, teams, surfaces, and partners over time.
• Strategic Clarity: You can form a clear point of view from incomplete information, identify the most important question, and translate strategy into an executable roadmap.
• Cross-Functional Leadership: You build trust across engineering, design, data, research, and go-to-market teams. You influence through clear reasoning and shared outcomes rather than organizational authority.
• AI-First Operator: You embed AI into daily workflows, rituals, and decision-making. You model fluency, curiosity, and visible use of AI to raise the bar for speed, quality, and customer impact.
• Extreme Ownership: You act as if you are fully responsible for your outcomes and the outcomes of the company. You do this without stepping on toes.
• Results Driven: You take initiative, hold yourself accountable when results are off, and adjust the plan when necessary.
• Low Ego: You put the company ahead of yourself and focus discussions on results and how to improve them.

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