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Bobyard

Technical Product Manager

Reposted 2 Months Ago
In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
160K-180K Annually
Mid level
In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
160K-180K Annually
Mid level
Own the end-to-end roadmap for a model-powered product surface, evaluate model performance, build and maintain eval sets, balance accuracy/speed/cost tradeoffs, translate ambiguous customer issues into testable model or UX fixes, and work daily as a peer with CV and ML engineers to ensure model reliability for customers.
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About Bobyard
Construction is a multi-trillion industry running on PDFs, rulers, and 1990s software. The biggest choke point is the cost estimate. Takeoffs are manual, slow, and one mistake blows millions. We use computer vision and NLP to read drawings like an expert estimator, 10x faster and with fewer mistakes. We're backed by 8VC, Primary, and Pear.

About the role
You'll own a model-powered product surface end to end: not writing specs and handing them off, but being the person engineering and customers both come to when the question is "why did the model do that, and what do we do about it."

What you'll do

  • Own the roadmap for a model-powered product surface, from customer problem to shipped feature

  • Read eval reports and confusion matrices well enough to argue with the CV engineers, not just relay their conclusions

  • Make and defend accuracy/speed/cost tradeoffs — in the room with engineering, and directly with customers

  • Build and maintain eval sets that keep the team honest about model performance

  • Decide when a model is actually ready to ship — not based on aggregate accuracy, but on which failure modes are cheap to catch downstream and which are expensive to miss

  • Turn ambiguous customer complaints ("it missed something") into a specific, testable model or UX fix

  • Work daily with our CV and ML engineers as a peer who understands the model, not a translator layer

What we're looking for

  • 4+ years in product, with real ownership of a model-powered feature (not just "worked with" a data science team)

  • Fluent in model evaluation — precision, recall, false positive/negative tradeoffs — and can reason about when "85% accurate" is good enough versus when it isn't, based on the cost of the specific errors, not just the aggregate number

  • Has shipped 0-to-1 or a major iteration on an ML/CV-driven product in B2B SaaS

  • Comfortable being the last line of defense on "will this model actually work" for customers and execs

  • Fast learner — no construction background required, but you'll need to be dangerous in it within 30 days

  • Ships fast, iterates in public, doesn't hide behind process

Nice to have

  • Prior experience specifically in computer vision (vs. NLP/LLM-only)

  • Background at a company like Scale AI, Labelbox, Samsara, Matterport, Cape Analytics, or DroneDeploy

  • Comfortable in Figma and reading code, even if you don't ship it

What we offer

  • $160K–$180K base + equity

  • Full-time, in-person in San Francisco — we build together

Come build with us!

HQ

Bobyard San Francisco, California, USA Office

1800 Owens St, San Francisco, California, United States, 94158

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