London Stock Exchange · Posted 13d ago
Senior Associate Product Manager (Enterprise AI)
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- Location
- 🇬🇧 London, United Kingdom
- Contract
- Full-time
- Role
- Data science
- Source
- Stapply Data
Stack
- LLM
The posting
Join LSEG, a leading global financial markets infrastructure and data provider. As a Senior Associate Product Manager in Enterprise AI, you will support the strategy, roadmap, and delivery of foundational platform capabilities that enable secure, scalable, and governed AI expansion across LSEG's product portfolio. This is an opportunity for an early-career product manager to develop their craft across platform and enablement areas, supporting LSEG teams to build AI-powered products on a common enterprise platform.
- Support the definition of vision, strategy, and roadmap for LSEG's Enterprise AI Platform, working closely with stakeholders. - Assist in owning product direction for one or more platform capability areas, participating in hands-on frontier AI products. - Partner with Engineering to help deliver secure, scalable, and reliable platform capabilities, tracking delivery progress.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams - Experience or coursework involving software platforms, APIs or cloud-native services is a plus - Bachelor's degree in Finance, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems or equivalent experience - Early career experience in Product Management, Business Analysis, Engineering or a related field (internships and graduate schemes considered) - Some understanding of or strong interest in AI platforms, LLM ecosystems, APIs and enterprise software is desirable - Curiosity, willingness to learn quickly, and comfort operating in a fast-changing environment - Prior experience working in or alongside technology teams in a large organisation - Exposure to financial data, analytics systems or enterprise-scale data workflows - Familiarity with basic BI tools, metrics dashboards or monitoring stacks