About the role
Vectorguest builds an AI-native operating system for hotels — not AI layered on top of legacy software, but a platform built around it from day one. As Senior Product Manager, you'll own a core area of that product: defining what gets built, why, and when. You'll work across engineering, design, and commercial teams, and spend real time with hotel operators to make sure what ships actually solves their problems.
This is an onsite, full-time role.
What you'll do
- Own and drive the roadmap for your product area, from strategy through to shipped features.
- Define and spec AI agent capabilities and LLM-powered workflows that work in production — not demos.
- Work directly with hotel operator customers (enterprise and SMB) to surface requirements and validate decisions.
- Partner with engineering and design day-to-day, and with commercial teams to align on what the market needs.
- Write clear specs, run discovery, and keep priorities sharp as the product and company scale.
Who you are
You have at least five years of product management experience at a B2B SaaS company, with real ownership of a core product area — not just coordination. You've shipped AI agent or LLM-powered features in a live product, and you understand what it takes to get that kind of work across the line. You're comfortable talking to customers one day and reviewing a technical spec the next, and you don't need someone else to tell you which one matters more that week.
Nice to have: You know the hospitality, hotel tech, travel, or property management space — or something close to it. You've worked on API-first or platform products with developer-facing surfaces. And you've done this in an early-stage or scale-up environment where the playbook is still being written.
Why join
Hospitality tech is overdue for a rethink, and Vectorguest is doing it properly — AI-first, not AI-adjacent. You'd be joining early enough to shape how the product is built, not just what gets added to it. The work is specific, the domain is genuinely interesting, and the team is focused on shipping things that hotel operators actually use.