Product Manager
Luminance is an enterprise contract-intelligence platform that uses specialist legal AI to help teams negotiate, analyze, and automate contract work.
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About Luminance
Born out of the University of Cambridge, Luminance provides a multi-agent, legal-AI platform that turns contractual language into business intelligence across the contract lifecycle, including negotiation, repository analysis, and workflows.
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About the Role
You will own your product roadmap and priorities, translate customer challenges into scalable workflows, and drive cross-functional execution. You will gather requirements, validate prototypes, oversee releases, analyse markets and competitors, and ensure product quality and consistency.
Requirements
- Degree in a technical or analytical discipline with a 2:1 or above in the UK or GPA 3.8+ in the US
- 3+ years of product management consulting or related strategic or analytical experience
- Product lifecycle management experience
- Written and verbal communication skills
- Organisational and prioritisation skills
- Agile methodology familiarity
- Product lifecycle management tool familiarity
- Ability to engage with engineers and data scientists
- Analytical and problem-solving skills
Responsibilities
- Own product roadmap and priorities
- Drive roadmap planning
- Define scalable solutions across business functions
- Lead kick-off and playback sessions
- Collaborate with engineers designers and legal experts
- Present early prototypes
- Validate designs and prototypes
- Gather and prioritise requirements
- Translate requirements into specifications
- Own iteration cycles and delivery
- Review prototypes before development
- Ensure cross-functional execution
- Sign off on functionality UX and product quality
- Oversee release collateral
- Analyse market trends competitors and regulations
- Champion ethical transparent and trustworthy AI use