Product Experience Team Lead (americas)

Lovable Lovable · Coding AI · Boston, MA · Product

This role is for a founding team lead to establish and manage a Product Experience (PX) function in Boston. The lead will recruit and grow a local PX team, build a campus talent pipeline, and serve as the escalation point for user issues in the Americas. The role requires customer obsession, operational rigor, product/technical fluency, and strong communication skills, with a focus on building systems and ensuring quality user experience.

What you'd actually do

  1. Lead the Boston hub: Set the culture, manage day-to-day quality, and grow a team that delivers world-class PX across US time zones
  2. Build the campus pipeline: Forge active relationships with MIT, Harvard, and other Boston-area universities to recruit part-time and full-time talent into the PX team
  3. Build and manage a team of part-time student PX specialists: Including scheduling, onboarding, quality coaching, and performance management
  4. Own US escalations: You are the escalation point for complex user issues during Americas hours. You understand the product well enough to triage technical problems, collaborate with engineering when needed, and close the loop with the customer.
  5. Be the voice of the user: Capture high-signal feedback from customers and make sure it reaches product and engineering.

Skills

Required

  • 3+ years in B2C/B2B support or a customer/client-facing role
  • Deep roots in the Boston tech and university ecosystem
  • Experience building and managing teams
  • Experience running operations with a focus on process, schedules, and metrics
  • Product and technical fluency
  • Sharp communication skills

Nice to have

  • Experience with campus recruiting
  • Experience managing student/intern programs

What the JD emphasized

  • build something from scratch
  • ownership mindset
  • deeply embedded in the Boston ecosystem
  • build systems, not just teams
  • default to process, schedules, and metrics
  • run something where the quality of the output depended on your ability to keep a complex operation running smoothly