Founding Product Manager
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - Liablix in Bologna
Bologna, Italy.
On-site presence required. This is not a fully remote position.
Who We Are
Liablix is an innovative startup transforming how road accidents are reconstructed and analyzed. Today, claims management is slow, opaque, and prone to fraud. We want to make it precise, fast, and automated; powered by AI.
We work at the intersection of computer vision, 3D reconstruction, and generative models to analyze vehicle damages, crash dynamics, and liability. It's a massive market, and we're convinced that the next insurtech unicorn will be born here.
We're VC-backed by top international funds that strongly believe in our vision and support our rapid growth.
We're looking for our first Product Manager: someone who turns cutting-edge computer vision into a product that insurers, adjusters, and drivers can't live without. You'll work directly with the founders and own the roadmap of the entire platform.
Compensation
€45,000 - €55,000 + Equity
What You'll Do
- Own the product roadmap end-to-end with the founders: discovery, prioritization, specs, launch, iteration.
- Spend real time with insurers, claims adjusters, and repair shops to understand their workflow better than they do.
- Translate AI capabilities into product: decide what our 3D reconstruction and damage-analysis models should become in the hands of users.
- Define and track metrics that matter: activation, claim-cycle time, fraud detection accuracy, NPS.
- Write specs engineers love, and cut scope ruthlessly so we ship every week.
- Shape pricing, packaging, and go-to-market together with the founders.
What We're Looking For
- 3+ years as a Product Manager in B2B SaaS; insurtech, fintech, or AI products are a strong plus.
- Technical fluency: you can discuss APIs, model limitations, and trade-offs with engineers without a translator.
- Proven customer discovery skills: you've built products by talking to users, not by copying competitors.
- Analytical and data-driven, but comfortable deciding with incomplet