Opportunity

AI Product Manager – Legal Tech Startup £50K–£70K in Columbus

Location Columbus
Company Grapple Law
Source workable
Posted 2026-11-06 12:37:47

Career & Market Insight

Early-Stage, High-Impact Opportunity: With a team of ~7 people and genuine traction (£40K MRR, £1.5M in negotiated settlements), this is a rare chance to be a foundational PM at a legal AI startup with proven product-market fit — not just a pre-revenue experiment. Your decisions will have direct, visible impact.

Compensation vs. Market: £50,000–£70,000 for an AI PM with 3+ years experience is slightly below London market rates (AI PMs in London typically command £70K–£100K at scale-ups), but the equity upside potential and early-stage ownership may compensate. The role does not mention equity — worth negotiating.

Skills You'll Build:

  • LLM prompt engineering and AI workflow design — among the most in-demand skills in 2025
  • Legal-tech domain expertise, a niche with very few experienced practitioners globally
  • End-to-end product ownership at a consumer-facing AI company
  • Cross-functional leadership without formal authority (high signal for future leadership roles)

Green Flags: Flat hierarchy, genuine social mission, strong early metrics, media coverage, and 5-star user reviews all signal a healthy early culture. The "no hierarchy" structure suits self-directed professionals.

Red Flags to Watch: No mention of equity or stock options. At this team size, burnout risk is real — clarify scope boundaries during the interview. Also confirm whether the salary range reflects permanent UK employment or contractor arrangements for remote non-UK applicants.

Hours: Flexible

Pay: £50,000 – £70,000 depending on experience and location

Location: Fully remote, with London office available

Current team: 2 developers, 1 marketing manager, 1 customer success manager, 1 tech support/ops, 1 lawyer.

Join Grapple Law and help change the future of legal AI

We are looking for someone to work at the intersection of law and AI. You will translate real legal workflows and user interactions into structured product requirements, helping shape how legal services are delivered through technology. This is a challenging product role — a hybrid position requiring natural language ability, systems thinking, and comfort working closely with lawyers and developers.

About Grapple Law

Grapple Law is an AI lawyer for the average person getting beaten by the system — never for businesses. Think legal ChatGPT, but it also sends legal headed emails and negotiates for you.

Our traction since launch in September 2025:

  • 5,000 new users monthly
  • Monthly revenue around £40,000 and rising
  • Around £1.5M in successful settlements negotiated for clients

This is a world first: AI has successfully negotiated out-of-court settlements against human lawyers (recent news coverage below), and our 600 Google & Trustpilot reviews are 5-star across the board.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/woman-becomes-first-person-uk-36396901

The vision is to expand into every area of consumer law in the UK and internationally, helping millions of ordinary people stand up against 'the system' — never working for businesses.

We encourage creativity, health and wellness, and flexible working hours. The team is growing and includes the CEO, 2 developers, tech support, content, customer service, and a marketing manager.

What You'll Be Doing

  1. Translate Legal Work into Product Logic
    • Analyse real user conversations (employee-side employment law queries)
    • Identify patterns, edge cases, and decision points
    • Convert legal reasoning into structured workflows (e.g. decision trees, logic flows)
  2. Prompts & AI
    • Help design and refine prompts used in legal workflows
    • Test and iterate on AI behaviour
    • Consider different models & help reduce token spend
  3. Requirements & Workflow Design
    • Gather and define product requirements from legal use cases, data, and speaking to users
    • Design and structure AI workflows (or equivalent internal systems)
    • Work with developers to improve existing systems
  4. Cross-Functional Collaboration
    • Work directly with lawyers, developers, and product marketing
    • No hierarchy: this is a hands-on, execution-focused role
    • Act as a "translator" between users and dev
  5. Rollout & Iterate
    • Own rollout of new features
    • Review usage data & suggest amendments
    • Provide internal training on how features work
    • Suggest & measure UX improvements

What We're Looking For

  • 3+ years of product management
  • 1+ years in AI product management
  • Some ability to code
  • Experience working with LLMs in a natural language application

Nice to Have

  • Experience in the legal field
  • B2C experience

Why This Role Matters

You will help pioneer how legal services are delivered through AI, and help build something that improves access to justice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this role fully remote or do I need to come into the London office?
The role is fully remote; the London office is available but not required. You can work from anywhere, though some timezone overlap with the UK team is likely needed given collaboration with lawyers and developers.
What is the salary range for this AI Product Manager position?
The salary is £50,000–£70,000 per year, depending on experience and location. The posting notes that location is a factor, so candidates outside the UK may receive offers at the lower end of the range.
Do I need a legal background to apply?
Legal experience is listed as "nice to have" but not required. The essential requirements are 3+ years of product management, 1+ years in AI product management, and experience working with LLMs in natural language applications.
How large is the team and what stage is the company at?
The current team is approximately 7 people (2 developers, 1 marketing manager, 1 customer success manager, 1 tech support/ops, 1 lawyer, and the CEO). The company launched in September 2025 and is generating around £40,000 in monthly revenue with 5,000 new users per month.
What coding skills are required for this role?
"Some ability to code" is listed as a requirement — this suggests a basic technical literacy rather than full-stack development skills. The focus is on working with LLMs, designing AI workflows, and collaborating with developers rather than writing production code.
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