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Intuit

Principal Product Manager, Agentic Workflow Platform

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Principal

$230,000 – $328,500

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What this role is

Lead the creation of AI-powered workflow tools that help accountants and finance teams automate their core processes at Intuit. This role suits experienced product managers with deep accounting domain expertise who have successfully shipped AI or automation products and can translate between technical teams and accounting professionals.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years of product management experience
  • Direct practitioner-level understanding of accounting workflows (close processes, reconciliations, GL entries, client review)
  • Track record shipping AI-native or workflow-automation products to production with strong adoption
  • Ability to work in fast-paced environment with blended responsibilities across engineering, design, marketing, and sales
  • Technical fluency on agentic architecture, orchestration, and guardrails
  • Excellent written and verbal communication translating between accounting practitioners, engineers, and executives

Nice to have

  • Background as CPA, Controller, accounting firm operator, or PM who built accounting/finance software
  • Experience with agents, RPA, or intelligent automation in regulated or high-trust domains
  • Familiarity with current AI/agentic technology and industry trends
  • Familiarity with Intuit Enterprise Suite and Intuit Accountant Suite products

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