Senior Product Manager

Build Lyric's Retail Planning capabilities

• Own product strategy and execution for major Retail Planning workflows across Hardlines and Softlines.
• Develop a deep understanding of how retailers make assortment, inventory, allocation, replenishment, pricing, and related planning decisions.
• Translate messy, interconnected planning problems into clear product primitives, workflows, and capabilities.
• Work directly with retailers and planners to understand where existing planning systems break down and where Lyric can create step-change improvements.
• Define product requirements, prioritize the roadmap, and drive products from discovery through launch and adoption.

Reimagine Retail Planning for an agent-first world

• Challenge the assumption that planning software should simply provide better dashboards and workflows.
• Identify planning decisions and activities that AI agents can analyze, recommend, orchestrate, or execute autonomously.
• Design human-agent interactions that give planners leverage without removing the context, judgment, and control they need.
• Work with AI/ML and engineering teams on products that reason across large amounts of retail data and operate across multi-step planning workflows.
• Help define what the role of the retail planner looks like when agents can increasingly perform the repetitive analytical and operational work.

Become deeply embedded in the customer problem

• Spend significant time with planning teams, operators, and retail leaders.
• Develop strong intuition around differences between categories, channels, seasons, inventory structures, and retail operating models.
• Separate customer requests from underlying problems and build products that generalize across retailers.
• Partner with customers during early deployments and use real-world usage to rapidly improve the product.

Drive outcomes, not feature delivery

• Define clear measures of success for the capabilities you own.
• Understand whether products are actually changing planner behavior and improving retail decisions.
• Make trade-offs across usability, sophistication, autonomy, explainability, and speed.
• Operate with high ownership across product, commercial, and customer outcomes.