Job alert: Dynamo AI seeks product manager for $110K-$150K remote role

Dynamo AI, a Y Combinator-backed startup specializing in trustworthy enterprise AI, is seeking a Product Manager to lead development of AI safety and compliance solutions. The San Francisco-based company, founded in 2021, provides real-time guardrails, red-teaming, and observability tools for generative AI systems in regulated industries like financial services, healthcare, and defense.

What you should know: The role offers $110K-$150K salary for a remote position requiring 1+ years of product management experience, with US citizenship or visa status required.

• The Product Manager will define strategy for Dynamo AI’s red-teaming, guardrails, and observability solutions while collaborating directly with enterprise partners in regulated industries.
• Responsibilities include translating customer requirements into product roadmaps, monitoring AI regulatory landscapes, and driving rapid iteration from concept to launch.
• The position requires strong cross-functional communication skills and the ability to translate complex AI technologies into actionable product directions.

The company background: Dynamo AI has grown to a 40-person team since its 2021 founding by Christian Lau and Vaikkunth Mugunthan.

• The startup went through Y Combinator’s W22 batch and now works with Fortune 500 companies and global enterprises on AI deployments.
• Their platform focuses specifically on ensuring safe, compliant, and reliable AI deployments in heavily regulated sectors where trustworthy AI is critical.

In plain English: Dynamo AI creates software that acts like safety systems for AI tools used by big companies.

• Think of it like having security guards and quality control inspectors for AI systems—their tools can catch problems, test for weaknesses, and monitor AI behavior to make sure it follows industry rules and doesn’t make dangerous mistakes.

Why this matters: As enterprises increasingly adopt generative AI, the need for robust safety and compliance frameworks becomes essential, particularly in regulated industries where AI failures could have significant consequences.

• The role positions the hire at the intersection of AI innovation and regulatory compliance, areas experiencing rapid growth as AI adoption accelerates.
• Working with a founder-led startup backed by leading partners offers opportunities for significant impact in shaping the future of AI governance and safety standards.