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Lead Product Manager, Voice AI

Salient·📍 San Francisco, California, United States

Employment

FULL TIME

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On-site

Experience

SENIOR LEVEL

Salary

$200K – $320K/yr

Pay vs market · Top quarter

This job's pay ($260,000 a year at the midpoint) is higher than about 75% of 184 salary-listed Product Manager jobs in San Francisco in the last 12 months; their median is $227,700.

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About Us Salient builds AI agents for regulated financial services. Our agents automate loan servicing, compliance, collections, recovery, insurance claims, and disputes for banks, captives, and specialty lenders. We are: Backed by a16z and Y Combinator, with $75M raised in Series A funding Cash flow positive and profitable, with mid eight figure ARR achieved in under two years Already serving more than 20% of the auto lending industry Processing millions of real customer calls and transactions every day Fully deployed in production with major financial institutions Actively expanding into new financial services segments Building together in person in San Francisco We are deeply integrated with our customers, own the full technology stack, and move quickly to bring modern AI into regulated industries where precision, reliability, and performance matter. The Role We're hiring the Lead Product Manager, for Voice AI , omni-channel. You will own what the agent can do, how well it does it, and how quickly a new lender can get it live. This is the most important surface at the company, and today it's a set of very capable channels that needs to become one coherent product. This is a hands-on role. You'll be listening to call recordings, sitting with servicing teams, writing specs an engineer respects, and defining what "good" means for an agent that talks to people about their money. You'll have the option to build a product team around you over time, but the first year is about your own judgment and throughput. What You'll Own The roadmap and strategy for the agent across voice, text, email, and chat - including the hard part: making a conversation that starts in one channel finish cleanly in another. Agent quality. You define the metrics - containment, resolution rate, escalation, handle time, CSAT, error and hallucination rates - build the evaluation loop, and move the numbers. The servicing workflow catalog. Turning payments, payoffs, hardship, collections, title, and insurance from bespoke deployments into configurable product. Time-to-live. Getting a new lender from signed to in-production faster every quarter. Guardrails and compliance posture in the product: disclosures, audit trails, human handoff thresholds, and the design decisions that keep us inside FDCPA, TCPA, UDAAP, and state servicing rules. The bar for discovery, specs, and instrumentation that the rest of the product org will inherit. What you bring You've shipped LLM-powered products to real users - not demos. You can reason about prompting, evals, retrieval, tool use, and latency/cost tradeoffs, and you know where models break. You own outcomes, not artifacts. You move fast, decide with incomplete information, and are comfortable being the most accountable person in the room. You go to the source. You'll listen to hundreds of calls and sit with ops teams because that's where the real workflow lives. You're rigorous about measurement. You can tell a model problem from a product problem from a data problem. You hold your own with engineers. You can read a trace, debate an architecture decision, and write a spec that doesn't need translating. You have instincts for risk. You know how to design a system that's allowed to be wrong sometimes without that being catastrophic. You can say no to a large customer and keep the relationship. You write and present clearly enough to stand in front of a lender's risk committee. Voice, IVR, contact center, or conversational AI experience - telephony constraints, barge-in, latency budgets, transcription error, call QA. Nice to Have Background in lending, servicing, collections, or adjacent financial operations. Experience hiring or mentoring product managers. At Salient, we’re building at the edge of AI - fast, focused, and with real ownership. Sprints and major launches move quickly, and we look for people who are energized by that pace. Our team typically works around 60 hours per week , beginning at 8:00 AM , with four days spent collaborating in person at our San Francisco office. We also offer a benefits package designed to support our full-time employees: medical, dental, and vision coverage , a generous 401(k) , and catered lunches . By applying, you acknowledge that your personal information will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy .

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  • Source: Salient's official careers site · still listed there on 11 Nov 2026
  • Posted 25 Sept 2026

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How Product Manager demand looks in United States

77/100 · rising

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1,097

Posted 30d

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30d movement

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85%

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What you bring You've shipped LLM-powered products to real users - not demos

Department · Engineering

Hiring company

Salient

There's a better way to manage business performance. Your business is complex. Getting to the root of performance shouldn’t be. Salient helps complex organizations define what drives performance, put ownership closer to where outcomes can be influenced and create the visibility and feedback people need to improve. We combine four decades of performance and

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