Lead end-to-end product strategy for Luma's creative photo and video tools. Drive roadmap, launches, A/B testing, analytics, and user research with professional creators. Partner with research, engineering, design, and marketing to integrate AI features and grow active user engagement.
About Luma
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Our mission is to build unified intelligence to expand human imagination and capabilities.
We believe multimodality is critical for intelligence. To move beyond language models and build more aware, capable, and useful systems, the next step-function change will come from vision. We are training and scaling multimodal foundation models that can see and understand, show and explain, and ultimately interact with the world to drive meaningful change.
We’re seeking a consumer focused Product Manager who lives and breathes creative workflows. You’ll own the roadmap, drive rapid adoption, and set PM best practices from day one. You’ll partner with research, engineering, design, and marketing to turn visionary AI research into polished, high-impact features loved by creators.
- Define and execute the end-to-end product strategy for Luma, translating user insights into AI-driven creative features.
- Launch and iterate on pro-level photo and video tools, driving growth in active users.
- Deepen engagement through new feature development and agentic tools
- Lead cross-functional sprints, balance trade-offs, and maintain a clear roadmap in a fast-paced environment.
- Conduct user research with professional creators to validate feature ideas and optimize engagement loops.
- Establish A/B testing and analytics for core capabilities
- Collaborate on go-to-market plans to ensure successful feature launches and adoption.
- 5+ years shipping consumer-facing creative or editing tools (web or mobile) for professional audiences.
- Deep expertise in photo/video workflows and UI/UX prototyping (wireframes, micro-interactions, pixel polish).
- Strong analytics background: comfortable defining metrics, building funnels, and iterating on retention.
- Excellent communicator who thrives in high-agency, ambiguous environments.
- Passionate about AI and eager to integrate generative and automation technologies into your roadmap.
- Experience building or growing products for creative professionals
- Familiarity with tools like Figma, Canva, Adobe, or 3D/creative platforms
- Experience working on AI-native products or in fast-moving startup environments
- Work on frontier AI products shaping the future of creativity
- Massive opportunity to drive 10x+ growth for a product with strong early traction
- Collaborate with a world-class team across research, product, and engineering
- High ownership, high impact, and a fast-moving environment
The base pay range for this role is $250,000 – $350,000 per year.
About LumaLuma’s mission is to build unified general intelligence that can generate, understand, and operate in the physical world.
We believe that multimodality is critical for intelligence. To go beyond language models and build more aware, capable and useful systems, the next step function change will come from vision. So, we are working on training and scaling up multimodal foundation models for systems that can see and understand, show and explain, and eventually interact with our world to effect change.
Luma AI San Francisco, California, USA Office
San Francisco, CA, United States
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