Product Lead

Most product roles ask you to prioritize a backlog. This one asks you to own a business.

At Advisor360°, you won’t just ship features, you’ll define what gets built, why it matters, and how it drives real outcomes for financial advisors and their clients. This is a true end-to-end product ownership role inside a new AI-native product portfolio, where you lead a small, autonomous team from initial idea through production and beyond.

You’ll operate at the intersection of customer insight, business strategy, and cutting-edge AI workflows. Every decision starts with deeply understanding advisor pain points, translating them into clear opportunities, and building a compelling case for why it should exist. From there, you’ll turn that vision into structured, high-quality product specifications that power an agentic development model, where AI agents and engineers execute against what you define.

This is not about managing tickets. It’s about setting direction, creating clarity, and driving measurable impact.

You’ll partner closely with a Tech Lead to ensure your thinking translates cleanly into scalable systems, while staying multiple steps ahead of your team so the next set of problems is always clearly defined before the current one ships. Along the way, you’ll help shape what agentic software development looks like in practice, influencing how modern B2B products are built.

If you’re someone who thinks like an owner, writes with precision, obsesses over real customer problems, and wants to be at the forefront of how AI transforms product development, this is a rare opportunity to do it at scale.

This role is remote or hybrid, requiring three days per week onsite in our Needham, MA headquarters.  

Own a product end-to-end within a new AI-native product portfolio at Advisor360°, where you’ll lead a 5-person autonomous team from idea to production with full ownership of strategy, roadmap, and outcomes. This is a true business ownership role, not backlog management, you decide what gets built, why it matters, and you’re accountable for the results. In doing so, you’ll help define what agentic software development looks like in practice and play a key role in shaping a new model for building modern B2B software.

Here’s What You’ll Do:   

• Identify real business problems that financial advisors face and translate them into product opportunities backed by evidence — customer interviews, workflow observation, competitive analysis, market data
• Build and maintain deep relationships with advisors to understand their daily pain points, the friction in their client relationships, and the gaps in their current technology stack
• Develop the business case for what gets built — problem sizing, competitive positioning, differentiation, and success criteria. Every feature has a "why" rooted in customer value and business impact
• Write structured product specifications that translate business needs into precise, actionable documents — your specs are the primary input to an agentic development pipeline where AI agents execute against what you write
• Own feature design and end-to-end user story creation — your user stories define the acceptance criteria that drive the team's entire test automation pipeline, from AI-generated e2e tests through regression suites
• Partner with your Tech Lead on plan review — your spec must give both humans and AI agents enough context to execute well
• Operate 6-12 weeks ahead of your team — the next three features are defined (customer problem, proposed solution, success criteria, key risks) before the current one ships

What You Bring to the Table:  

• MBA from a top-tier program and an undergraduate degree in computer science, engineering, or a related technical field
• 2+ years of product management experience at a brand-name B2B SaaS company
• Minimum 1 year as a professional software engineer — you've written production code and understand engineering from the inside
• A track record of identifying customer pain points and turning them into successful products — not just shipping features, but solving problems that drive adoption and retention
• Demonstrated ability to write detailed, structured technical specifications to drive implementation
• Strong business instincts — you think about market sizing, competitive dynamics, and customer value, not just feature lists