Anthropic is hiring a Product Manager for Business Technology in London. The role owns products powered by Claude and automation for Anthropic’s internal teams. Annual pay is £190,000 to £240,000, and the position works across IT, engineering, security, legal, finance, and other business functions.
The product manager turns internal needs into secure tools used by teams across the company. Product ownership covers roadmaps, technical requirements, adoption plans, rollout support, and measurable outcomes. The working arrangement is hybrid, with office attendance expected at least 25% of the time and more attendance required for some roles.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Role: Product Manager, Business Technology
Employer: Anthropic
Location: London, UK
Pay: £190,000 to £240,000 per year
Claude-Powered Internal Products
Anthropic’s Business Technology team develops internal products that use Claude and automation to support company functions. The internal customer base includes Legal, IT, go-to-market, Product, Finance, and Security, so the product manager works with teams that have different workflows, controls, and measures of success.
The portfolio includes products that bring relevant Claude capabilities to internal teams. Product decisions must account for the people who use each tool, the systems that support it, and the operational change that follows a rollout. The role therefore combines product judgement with enough technical fluency to make clear decisions about scope and maintainability.
Roadmaps And Delivery
The London AI product role covers the full path from an internal request to sustained use. Intake work identifies which problems deserve product attention, while prioritisation turns competing requests into a sequence that engineering teams can deliver. Written requirements give technical partners a clear account of the intended user outcome and the constraints around it.
- Own roadmaps for Claude-powered internal products and automation.
- Run intake and prioritisation across competing internal needs.
- Write product requirements and make technical scoping decisions.
- Ship iteratively, gather feedback, and refine product direction.
- Plan adoption, rollout, training, and ongoing support.
- Define success measures and report progress to internal stakeholders.
Delivery also includes relationships with internal function leaders and decisions about sequencing. The product manager partners with IT, IT Engineering, Security, Legal, and Finance while communicating progress, trade-offs, and technical limits to both executives and engineers. The work remains tied to measurable operational change rather than feature volume.
AI Evaluation And Guardrails
AI product work has to account for outputs that vary by user, context, and time. Anthropic’s product manager defines measures for adoption and performance, then helps teams monitor whether an internal tool is producing useful results after deployment. UK AI product guidance describes the same discipline through business viability, technical feasibility, user needs, data quality, evaluation, and human oversight.
Evaluation can include model-performance measures, bias checks, error review, and feedback from the people who use the system. Human judgement remains necessary when an AI output conflicts with professional context or an internal control. For products used in education, the design also needs risk assessment, monitoring, pre-release testing, and escalation paths under product safety standards.
London’s Hybrid Working Pattern
Staff in this role work from an Anthropic office for at least 25% of their time. Some roles require more office attendance, so the exact pattern depends on the position and its collaboration needs. Flexible working hours support coordination across the teams involved in internal products.
The London office is one part of a wider working arrangement that includes collaboration with teams across the company. Product, engineering, IT, security, legal, finance, and business functions each contribute a different operational view. That structure gives the role a broad internal stakeholder set without moving its work outside Business Technology.
Support Beyond Salary
Anthropic provides competitive benefits alongside the stated annual pay. Office space supports collaboration when teams work together in person.
- optional equity donation matching
- generous vacation
- parental leave
- flexible working hours
The company also supports a product manager who needs to work across technical and business decisions. A strong internal product practice depends on access to engineering, IT, Security, Finance, Legal, and the teams using each tool. Those partnerships give the role the information needed to weigh delivery effort against security, adoption, and operational value.
Anthropic’s Public-Benefit Mission
Anthropic is a public benefit corporation headquartered in San Francisco. Its mission centres on reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems, which gives the Business Technology role a direct connection to product questions about control, explanation, and responsible use.
The company researches steerable and trustworthy AI alongside areas such as interpretability, multimodal systems, scaling, and human preferences. A product manager working with Claude-powered internal tools operates where those technical capabilities meet everyday business processes. The role’s internal focus keeps product decisions close to the people, systems, and controls that determine whether a tool can be used safely.
Visa sponsorship is available subject to the role and the candidate’s eligibility.
Anthropic recruiters use @anthropic.com email addresses when they contact candidates.
The application remains open on a rolling basis for candidates whose product experience includes internal ownership, technical delivery, and measurable changes to how teams work.
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