Drive end-to-end solutions for enterprise insurance customers as a Staff Agent Product Manager at Liberate.
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Skills & Technologies
AI in the day-to-day
Liberate builds insurance-native AI agents that handle customer interactions end-to-end.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: work arrangement, visa sponsorship.
Joblaze summary
In the role of Staff Agent Product Manager at Liberate, the individual is responsible for tackling complex, undefined challenges in the insurance sector, driving solutions from conception to measurable outcomes. This position requires a strong analytical background, particularly from management consulting, along with the ability to engage effectively with enterprise customers and navigate intricate product and engineering decisions. Ideal candidates will have significant experience in customer-facing roles, demonstrating ownership of project outcomes in fast-paced environments. Liberate's focus on AI-driven solutions positions this role at the intersection of technology and customer service
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Quick facts
From the original posting
Liberate builds insurance-native AI agents that handle customer interactions end-to-end across voice, SMS, email, and digital - then complete the downstream work inside core systems like Guidewire, Duck Creek, Applied Epic, and Salesforce. We are the System of Action for Insurance: our agents don't just talk, they execute and resolve. In a market full of AI demos, our moat is production depth - real regulated conversations, real workflows, and the governance and trust layer that carriers and agencies require.
As an Agent Product Manager, you bring the structured thinking, analytical horsepower, and executive presence of a strong consulting background - and apply it as an owner, not an advisor. You take ambiguous, high-stakes problems for our enterprise insurance customers and drive them end-to-end: framing what to build, designing the agent systems that deliver it, navigating hard product and engineering tradeoffs, and owning the outcome through to measurable, in-production value. This is fast-paced, hands-on, customer-facing work for someone who wants to build and operate, not just recommend.
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Compensation for Agent Product Manager roles ranges from $180,000–$235,000, depending on level, experience, and location.