Crosby

Product Manager

New York City, New York, United StatesFull timeManager$200,000 - $260,000 / yearPosted 14 days ago
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ABOUT CROSBY

Crosby is built on a simple conviction: a great legal system is the watermark of a great society — and the best legal work comes from combining human expertise with the right technology, not replacing one with the other.

Crosby is the first AI-native law firm, helping ambitious companies like Cursor, Ramp, and Cognition sign commercial contracts faster.

Legal work is both art and science, and we're mapping the frontier between the two — codifying what can be systematized, amplifying human judgment where it matters most. That's why the right way to bring AI into law isn't to sell software and walk away. It's to own the outcome together: higher-quality work, delivered faster. We build proprietary tools and human-in-the-loop workflows that change what's possible for corporate legal teams.

Crosby was founded by Ryan (Stanford Law, Cooley, startup GC) and John (Penn, first 15 engineers at Ramp). We work together, in person, in New York City — because the best ideas still happen in the same room. Help us transform one of society's most important industries.

ABOUT THE ROLE

As a Product Manager, you will own Crosby's AI redlining system: the product our lawyers use to review every contract that comes through Crosby. You'll work directly with our lawyers, our Applied AI engineering team, and our design team to build a product that delivers higher-quality legal work, faster, every quarter.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

- Drive product direction. Own the vision, product and roadmap end to end for our redlining product. Take the product surface from 0 → 1, then scale it across all contract types to unlock full automation.

- Own the eval system. Design and operate the evaluation infrastructure that tells us whether the redlining product is improving and why.

- Partner deeply with lawyers. Spend significant time with our internal legal team and design partners to surface what good looks like, where the system breaks, and what's worth automating next.

- Defi...