We are seeking a Lead Product Manager to lead the development of next-generation agentic experiences for procurement teams within Docusign’s Intelligent Agreement Management platform. This role will define how Al agents proactively identify opportunities, take actions, and orchestrate workflows across agreements to unlock business value. You will shape the vision, strategy, and roadmap for building intelligent, proactive systems that go beyond static agreement management-transforming agreements into actionable insights and autonomous workflows. You will deeply understand procurement user journeys, identify opportunities for automation and augmentation, and deliver experiences that drive measurable outcomes such as cost savings, risk mitigation, and operational efficiency. Here is the demo of the Agreement Manager product. This position is an individual contributor role reporting to the Sr. Director, Product Management. Responsibility Define and execute the product strategy and roadmap for agentic Al experiences within Docusign Navigator and Intelligent Agreement Management Identify high-impact procurement workflows where Al agents can recommend, automate, or take action (e.g., savings identification, renewal optimization, vendor analysis) Develop a deep understanding of procurement personas (procurement leaders, finance, operations) and their end-to-end workflows Partner with Research to uncover unmet needs and validate new agent-driven use cases Collaborate closely with Engineering, Design, and Data/Al teams to build scalable, intelligent systems Define product requirements that balance automation, control, and trust in Al-driven workflows Establish success metrics (e.g., savings realized, time saved, adoption of recommendations) and iterate based on data Drive cross-functional alignment across Product, GTM, Sales, and Customer Success to ensure successful launches Present product strategy and progress to executive stakeholders and influence decision-making across teams Operate effectively in ambiguous environments and influence without authority