Associate Product Manager- AI

Location : Bangalore - In Office

Department : Product Management

Reports to : Senior Product Manager

About Pibit.ai :

Pibit.ai is a Y Combinator-backed, insurtech startup co-founded by IIT Roorkee alumni focused on transforming the underwriting landscape with Generative AI. Our SaaS solutions help insurance companies in the US make smarter, faster decisions by optimizing underwriting processes, reducing risk, and improving premiums. As we expand, we are looking for an Associate Product Manager - AI (APM) to help shape and scale our core AI capabilities.

Role Overview :

As an Associate Product Manager – AI at Pibit.ai, you will play a critical role in building critical features that power our AI-driven underwriting solutions. You will collaborate with machine learning, engineering, design, and business stakeholders to enhance platform features, improve data processing capabilities, and ensure scalability for our growing client base. This role is ideal for someone who is detail-oriented, highly analytical, and excited to work at the intersection of AI technology and insurance innovation.

Key Responsibilities :

• Defining and delivering the product features including governance, workflow management, AI-powered features, and API integrations.
• Take full ownership of the design, development, and launch of new tools or product features from conception to execution.
• Partner with engineering and machine learning teams to experiment, evaluate, and refine AI / ML models.
• Partner with client-facing teams to gather feedback and ensure platform features address customer pain points.
• Conduct competitor and market research to identify innovative AI trends and best practices for document AI solutions.
• Help ensure AI products meet ethical guidelines and regulatory standards relevant to the insurance industry.
• Contribute to internal and external documentation for AI features and model explainability.

Qualifications :

What We Offer :

Skills Required

Nlp, Data Analysis, Machine Learning, Cnn, Ai