This role owns the software that venues use to run the product, taking it from early traction to something venues can buy and operate on their own. A solid candidate has run a B2B product area end to end, shipped work that moved revenue or retention, and shaped how features are packaged and priced. The job blends customer discovery, clear specs, delivery with engineering, and support for enterprise deals.

How it fits the AI era The company's core product relies on computer vision to watch live TV, so AI is central to what is being built rather than a side tool. The role itself expects heavy use of AI for analysis, prototyping, and testing to speed up the team. What stays human is judgment: talking to venue owners, deciding what to build, and settling trade-offs with leadership.

How it builds AI experience Working here gives hands on exposure to a computer vision product sold into venues,



plus daily practice using AI tools to prototype and analyze. A candidate can build readiness by getting comfortable coding with AI assistants, testing ideas quickly, and learning how vision based systems behave in real settings. Understanding how multi location customers run software would strengthen the fit.

Worth showing

B2B product ownership

Packaging and pricing

AI assisted prototyping

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About Taiv An AI system that watches the live TV feed in bars and restaurants and swaps ad breaks for venue content and targeted ads, with the venue sharing the revenue.

📌 Senior Product Manager, Partners (Winnipeg)
🏢 present of AI
📍 Winnipeg