AI SPM | Build Tools Scientists Actually Love | Remote (US)
HCR Digital
The role
Job description
AI SPM | Build Tools Scientists Actually Love | Remote (US)
We’re working with a fast-growing startup (YC-backed, loved by thousands of labs globally) that's rethinking how scientists create and share their work.
Think: Figma meets Stable Diffusion, but for molecular biology.
They’re now hiring a Senior AI Product Manager to lead figure-generation and generative media features.
If you’re passionate about turning cutting-edge models into intuitive user experiences and want to build for a community that’s actively curing cancer, studying neurodegeneration, or tackling climate challenges, this is your playground.
What you’ll need:
5+ years of AI/ML PM experience in SaaS or startup environments
Experience building genAI or computer vision tools (text-to-image, multimodal)
A technical background (former SWE or AI researcher? Even better.)
What’s exciting:
You’ll lead a cross-functional team bringing models to life for millions of scientists
You’ll help shape how the world communicates science
You’ll work with a team that blends science nerds, design obsessives, and AI tinkerers
This is a high-impact, high-ownership role based in the US (remote).
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Listing details
- Listed location
- United States
- Annual salary
- $150,000 – $225,000 / year
- Employment
- Full Time
- Published
- Jun 21, 2026
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- Himalayas
- Listing last observed
- Jul 27, 2026
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