The Opportunity

Fifth Dimension is the most prominent AI company in real estate in the world, bringing vibe working to document-heavy industries 🌈. We work with real estate businesses in the US, EU and APAC, automating complex tasks, extracting valuable insights from documents, and empowering professionals to focus on high-impact work. Our AI workspace transforms how large investment managers and developers handle leases, development documents, and investment decisions.

We're looking for our first Product Manager in New York, reporting directly to the founder/CPO. You'll own product discovery, definition, and delivery for the highest-value use cases on a complex, data-rich platform used by the largest real estate investors in the world.

This is an IC role with founder-level scope. You'll have direct access to customers, engineers, and the founders. You'll make real product decisions every week, not present recommendations to a committee. If you're the kind of PM that has VP-level ownership but wants to hone their craft in a truly AI native business and product space, this is the role.

About Us

We’re a London, New York and Singapore based startup with ample runway, backed by Tier 1 European and American investors. Our founders, Johnny Morris and Dr. Kate Jarvis bring a powerful blend of expertise (and spice 🌶️): Johnny has 17+ years applying data and analytics to Real Estate, while Kate holds a Stanford PhD and 12 years of executive experience across Silicon Valley and London startups.

At Fifth Dimension, we’re demanding yet encouraging, valuing experimentation and kind challenges. Our company values, Own It, Ship It, and Don’t Be Boring, drive us to deliver exceptional results while fostering a culture of innovation and continuous improvement.

The Challenge

The product challenges here are genuinely hard. How do you make AI-extracted lease terms trustworthy enough for a $500M acquisition decision? How do you design an intelligence layer that connects a hundred document types into a single view an investment manager actually uses? How do you build skills and automations that make professionals faster without making them dependent?

Imagine it's 9 AM on a Monday. You're on-site with a major investment manager in Manhattan, watching how their analysts manually cross-reference lease abstracts with market data. By noon, you've sketched a product concept that would automate 80% of that workflow. By Wednesday, you're working with engineering to spec the data model. By Friday, a prototype is in the customer's hands and they're saying "this changes how we do deals." That's the pace. That's the impact.

What You'll Do

• Go deep in the domain. You'll spend real time with investment managers, asset managers, and analysts. Learn how they think about a portfolio, how capital deployment decisions flow through an organization, what a disposition memo actually contains. The best product decisions here come from understanding the user's world at a level where you anticipate needs they haven't articulated yet.

• Own product end-to-end. Discovery, definition, delivery, measurement. No handoff chain. You work directly with engineers, talk to customers constantly, prototype ideas fast, and ship. We release daily. You'll set the pace.

• Build for AI. Our platform is AI-native. You'll design products around entity extraction, document intelligence, agentic workflows, and data connections. You need to reason about what LLMs can do, where confidence thresholds matter, and how to make powerful AI capabilities feel simple and trustworthy to professional users.

• Be the US voice. Partner on strategic accounts, represent US customer needs to the product and engineering team in London, and ensure the product works for an American enterprise buyer. 25-30% travel to client sites.

• Shape the platform. We're building the platform to power all real asset decisions. Data connections, skills, integrations, search. You'll think in systems and make decisions that compound in value for years.

• Influence commercially. You'll sit alongside sales in strategic customer conversations, shape how the product is positioned and priced, and ensure that what we build maps to what enterprise buyers will pay for. Product-market fit isn't someone else's job, it's yours.

About You

You're a product person who ships. Strong opinions, fast hands, high standards. You've owned a product area at a company that worked, not just one that was interesting. Your career shows a pattern of things getting built, adopted, driving revenue growth and compounding. People around you would say you operate at a level above your title.

You've gone deep in a professional domain before. You learned how lawyers actually work, or how underwriters think, or what an asset manager's day looks like. You became fluent in your users' world. You're ready to do it again in real estate investment management.

You're AI-native. Not "interested in AI" but actively building with it. You use AI tools daily, you've shipped AI features in production, and you can have a serious conversation about what agentic systems mean for product. You understand that this changes everything about how products are built and used.

You thrive with autonomy. No design system, no PM playbook, no research team to lean on. You run your own discovery, make your own trade-offs, and get to tangible fast. Ambiguity is where you do your best work.

You have the horsepower. You can go deep on data architecture with engineers and hold a strategic conversation with a CIO. You think clearly, write well, and spot the thing no one else saw.

What We're Looking For

• Deep experience in product, with at least one meaningful startup where you owned outcomes

• History of domain immersion in complex professional fields (finance, legal, insurance, healthcare, construction), genuinely fluent with domain complexity

• Track record of shipping AI-powered features in production, taking them beyond demos and prototypes

• Experience with complex data products where the core value is making structured or unstructured data useful

• History of working directly with enterprise customers and translating their needs into a scalable product

• Ability to prototype, in Figma, code, or AI tools. Gets to tangible fast

• NYC-based, with willingness to travel 25-30% to client sites across the US

Nice to Have

• Former founder, built a company, learned from it, wants to build product without the CEO overhead

• Adjacent domain knowledge, real estate, financial services, legal tech, asset management

• Solutions or pre-sales background, has been deployed in the field with complex enterprise products

• Quantitative background, economics, data science, engineering. Can think in models and probabilities

Compensation

• Base: $200,000 - $250,000

• Meaningful equity on a standard vesting schedule

Benefits

• 2% company-sponsored 401(k) contributions

• Company-sponsored healthcare, dental, and life insurance

• Unlimited PTO

• $100 monthly wellbeing budget

• Tailored support for exceptional challenges — this looks different for everyone, but can include contributions to: gender-affirming care; private specialist and scans for an injury; ADHD/autism diagnosis; IVF; therapy

• Enhanced parental leave: 14 weeks full pay for primary caregiver, 6 weeks full pay for secondary caregiver

• $1,000 annual training budget

The Process

• Submit your CV with answers to a few questions

• A call with our CPO to explore fit and product thinking

• A product deep-dive: walk us through a product you shipped that required domain expertise

• A live product challenge using a real Fifth Dimension problem

• An in-person session with people across the business