Product Manager, Samaya

• 3+ years at a top-tier investment bank, private equity firm, hedge fund, or buy‑side portfolio team
• Deep expertise in one or more of financial modeling, valuation, capital markets research, and deal execution
• Proven ability to translate ambiguous problems into actionable requirements and measurable outcomes
• Exceptional written and verbal communication with senior stakeholders

Desirable

• As one of Samaya's Finance Product Managers, you will own the domain strategy that enables thousands of investment professionals to unlock actionable insights from vast, noisy datasets
• You’ll be the bridge between our Product, ML Research, and Engineering teams - defining real‑world financial workflows, curating evaluation datasets, and validating AI outputs in live client pilots
• Your expertise will directly shape our AI platform’s capabilities in valuation, modeling, and due diligence, keeping Samaya at the forefront of expert intelligence for finance
• This is a unique opportunity to work at the cutting edge of technology, supporting a team building next-generation tools for financial professionals
• You’ll gain exposure to real-world applications of AI in a high-growth startup environment and work alongside experts across product, engineering, and machine learning
• You'll translate core investment banking, private equity, and buy‑side workflows into product requirements and success metrics
• Design and build proprietary benchmarks, test suites, and datasets for model evaluation
• Partner with ML Researchers to fine‑tune models, craft prompt strategies, and validate AI outputs against expert standards
• Co‑pilot client pilots with leading financial institutions, gather feedback, and iterate product features rapidly
• Author internal playbooks on best practices for AI‑augmented financial analysis
• Surface high‑impact insights to inform roadmap prioritization
• Work in the trenches — e.g., grading answers, agent execution traces — getting the models to do expert financial workflows requires a lot of things that look like associate work