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# AI Product Owner

- **Company:** fuse
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Software Product Management
- **Published:** November 9, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerbuilder.com/job-details/ai-product-owner-san-francisco-ca--e1c6bb26-5aa4-4dbd-a684-e3a944db54e4

## About the Role

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Leading Edge Technology, Team Player, Sales, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cost Control, Civil Engineering, Customer Relations, Project Estimates, Bridge Building, * Bachelor's degree from a top university in STEM

 * Experience as a product owner, product manager, or technical program manager on engineering-heavy, ideally AI/ML or data-heavy, products
 * Deep curiosity about AI and a track record of using it in real-world settings
 * Comfortable working directly with engineers, translating between technical and business teams without losing precision on either side
 * Relentless approach to solving problems, and comfortable operating with ambiguity

## Description

* Own the product roadmap for Fuse's AI initiatives end-to-end, from identifying high-impact problems to scoping, prioritizing and shipping solutions
 * Partner day-to-day with AI Engineers on live projects spanning customer operations, data labeling and collection, and other business functions
 * Translate ambiguous problems from trading, customer operations, and internal tooling into clear, scoped projects with defined success metrics
 * Build and manage the backlog for AI engineering, balancing speed, data/model quality, and business impact
 * Define how AI systems are evaluated in production, and drive the feedback loops that keep improving them post-launch