Senior Product Manager, Thomson Reuters

• You've shipped core platform or product infrastructure at a B2B SaaS company where design quality and engineering culture were taken seriously — 5+ years in product management
• You have strong UX product sense. You notice when something feels off, and you can articulate why and what to do about it
• You're genuinely fluent in AI — not just monitoring the space but using LLMs, coding tools, and agents in your daily work, with informed opinions on where generative AI is headed
• You're data-literate and default to evidence, but you don't hide behind dashboards when a decision needs conviction
• You've operated in environments where scope is ambiguous, ownership overlaps exist, and the right answer is often "it depends" — and you thrived
• You can hold your own in a customer demo, a design review, and a technical architecture discussion in the same afternoon
• You're a systems thinker who sees how a notification model, a project taxonomy, and a citation format all connect to the same underlying product thesis

Desirable

• We need a Senior PM to own the core product experience — the foundational layer that every CoCounsel user touches. Think: the conversation UX, workspaces, notifications, knowledge base, client and project structures, research experiences (citations, charts, primary law, validation), and the connective tissue that unifies our product across surfaces
• This is not a feature factory role. You'll be the person who makes CoCounsel feel like one coherent, well-crafted product rather than a collection of capabilities
• This role exists because we're at an inflection point. The product works. Customers are using it. Now the question is how to make it feel inevitable — the thing accountants can't imagine working without. That requires someone with sharp UX instincts, comfort in ambiguity, and the judgment to make the right tradeoffs between speed and craft
• You'll work directly with engineering, design, and our AI team, and you'll regularly be in front of customers and GTM partners, shaping how CoCounsel shows up in the market
• Own the end-to-end strategy and roadmap for CoCounsel's core user experience — the shared surfaces and interaction patterns that define how the product feels
• Define and ship features across workspaces, knowledge base, conversation UX, and cross-product research experiences like citations, validation, and exports
• Drive the vision for a unified CoCounsel experience across product lines, making architectural and UX decisions that compound over time
• Be the product voice in customer demos, sales conversations, and support escalations — translating user pain into product direction with speed and clarity
• Build shared context with GTM, CS, and engineering so that priorities are legible and tradeoffs are understood, not just communicated
• Champion accessibility and quality as first-class product concerns, not afterthoughts