1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Senior Product Manager Interview
Sarah Jenkins
Glassworks London
·TodayGlassworks London
·TodayLocation
remote, Albania
Commitment
Full Time
Level
Junior (<2 years)
Glassworks London is an independent women’s fashion retailer founded in 2010, operating across retail stores, ecommerce, sourcing, product, marketing and fulfilment. We are building a more scalable, systems-led organisation with clearer ownership, better operating visibility and stronger use of AI-assisted workflows.
We are looking for a highly structured Business Systems & AI Operations Lead to turn repeated work, founder-held knowledge, unclear processes and manual workflows into usable operating systems. This is not a generic admin, IT support or prompt-writing role. We need someone who can understand messy business problems, extract the logic, build practical workflows, create trackers and dashboards, support AI-assisted processes, and help teams actually use the systems. The immediate need is to reduce founder dependency by moving important workflows - including recruitment, candidate review, operating standards, meeting follow-up, retail training, ecommerce issue tracking, file management and reporting - into controlled, repeatable systems.
Full-time remote role. Applicants may be based outside the UK, including India, South Africa or Eastern Europe, but must provide reliable overlap with UK working hours.
This role does not independently own: final hiring decisions; HR/legal decisions; brand or creative direction; ecommerce trading strategy; product buying decisions; final people-management decisions; major software purchases without approval; uncontrolled AI, automation or code changes; confidential founder strategy without permission. The role builds and improves the operating infrastructure. Business owners remain accountable for business judgement and final decisions.
Founder-held workflows become usable by other people. Repeated processes have clear owners, steps, evidence and review rhythms. Recruitment, HR, retail, ecommerce and marketing workflows become easier to operate. AI outputs become more structured, useful and reviewable. Managers know where to find the latest documents, trackers and actions. Meetings turn into actions without repeated founder chasing. Dashboards show exceptions, blockers and overdue work. Systems are actually adopted by users, not just built and abandoned. The company becomes less dependent on one person remembering everything.