Product Manager - Mission Agents
AI summary of the role
Vannevar Labs is hiring a Product Manager for its Mission Agents team to define how users delegate work to agentic AI systems—from chat and tasking to persistent workflows.
What you’ll do
- Synthesize signal into direction from messy, conflicting inputs
- Define how agents behave—objectives, constraints, trust tiers, evaluation criteria
- Improve output quality across models, memory, and workflows
- Own product direction end-to-end from ambiguous problems to delivered capability
What you’ll bring
- Strong product judgment and ability to separate signal from noise
- Experience with complex systems or platforms where behavior emerges from primitives
- Experience operating under real constraints (security, infrastructure, deployment)
- High ownership and bias toward action
Technologies
LLM · agentic AI · Figma · SQL · AI coding tools
About Vannevar Labs
Builds agentic AI software and edge sensing products for U.S. defense missions, helping operators model adversaries, detect threats, and make faster mission decisions.
Series B · 100–200 people
Source and classification
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three years, we grew from $3M to $80M in ARR, achieved early profitability, and reached unicorn status—proving that disruption doesn’t require an ego, and staying power doesn’t mean standing still. About the role We’re hiring a Product Manager for our Mission Agents team. This team owns the systems that turn user intent into execution - from chat and tasking to persistent agent workflows. You will define how users delegate work to software, how those systems operate on real-world data, and how they are monitored, constrained, and improved over time. This is not a traditional roadmap role. You will take in incomplete, conflicting inputs from users, stakeholders, data, and systems - and decide what we should actually build. You will work closely with operators, forward deployed engineers, and engineering teams to identify high-leverage problems and drive them through to shippedHow jobs are selected
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