Fully remote | Complete engagement job

Founded in Palo Alto by Dr. Andrew Ng and Israel Niezen, Factored helps U.S. companies build and scale world-class AI, ML, and Data teams, powered by the top 1% of LATAM talent, with a defining purpose: To empower brilliant humans, unleash their potential, and amplify their impact in the world.

At Factored, you’ll be part of a community that values learning, ownership, and authenticity, where your growth is personal and your ideas matter. We’re transparent, curious, and collaborative. We strive for excellence, celebrate diversity, encourage curiosity, and build an environment where you can truly thrive.

About the Role

We’re looking for Factored's first Product Manager for the Business Transformation & Intelligence (BTI) team. You will build the internal technology—the workflows, data infrastructure, and tools to empower our teams to do their best work. You’ll sit at the intersection of vision and execution, transforming manual, reactive processes into an autonomous, self-serve intelligence ecosystem.

What you will be doing:




- Strategic Problem Solving & Continuous Curiosity: Go beyond ticket completion. Investigate root causes and stakeholder pain points to build intentional, high-impact solutions.
- Agile Execution: Lead with high agency, breaking down ambiguous goals into actionable, incremental tasks. Define the "what" and "why," partnering closely with engineering on the "how."
- Transparent Communication: Act with honesty and humility. Vocalize blockers early, provide candid feedback on processes, and maintain a rigorous balance between designing with intention and fiercely advocating for our users.
- Sustainable Delivery: Prioritize clean, well-documented, and scalable practices. Balance rapid delivery with craftsmanship to ensure the long-term reliability of our systems.
- Servant Leadership: Embody empathy in all interactions. Mentor teammates, guide new users, and democratize solutions to ensure the team succeeds

📌 Product Manager (Colombia)
🏢 Factored
📍 Colombia