Full-Time

Senior Product Manager

Licensing

Updated on 9/3/2026

Binti

Binti

51-200 employees

Mobile platform for child welfare management

Compensation Overview

$200k - $300k/yr

+ Equity + $5,000 annual volunteer bonus + $2,500 annual learning reimbursement + $300 office setup reimbursement + $50 monthly work reimbursement

San Francisco, CA, USA

Hybrid

Two days on-site per week, Mondays and Thursdays.

Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
LLM
Claude
Product Management

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Requirements
  • At least 5 years of product management experience.
  • Experience preferably in a high-growth business-to-business or enterprise software-as-a-service company.
  • Experience with regulated, government-facing, or complex workflow software is a plus.
  • A track record of scaling products meaningfully from good and growing to category-defining.
  • Daily use of Claude, Cursor, Lovable, or v0 and informed opinions on appropriate uses of large language models and agentic patterns in high-stakes workflows.
  • Deep experience with user research and turning insights into actionable updates.
  • Comfort flexing into user experience, design, prompt engineering, and project management as needed.
  • Sharp judgment on tradeoffs involving north star versus minimum viable product, quantitative versus qualitative inputs, customer-specific versus platform needs, and configurability versus simplicity.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication with executives, agency leadership, social workers, and caregiver families.
Responsibilities
  • Own the product strategy and roadmap for the Licensing product.
  • Translate the needs of social workers, agency leadership, families, and kinship caregivers into a multi-year vision and quarterly roadmap.
  • Drive metrics including families licensed, time to approval, applicant drop-off, social worker time saved, and equity of approval rates.
  • Identify where artificial intelligence can transform licensing workflows, including automated document review, intelligent form pre-fill, draft home study narratives, and smart caseload prioritization, and partner with engineering to ship responsibly.
  • Prototype rapidly using Lovable, Claude, Cursor, and v0 to test ideas with users.
  • Shadow social workers, supervisors, and families going through the process to develop deep user understanding.
  • Improve configurability and scale so Licensing can support every state and county served while minimizing technical and operational overhead.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in a high-growth business-to-business or enterprise software-as-a-service company.
  • Experience with regulated, government-facing, or complex workflow software.
  • Passion for building and working with diverse teams and with Binti’s mission and values.

Binti provides a mobile-friendly software platform for child welfare agencies to manage licensing, placements, case management, intake, investigations, eligibility and payments, and family finding and engagement. Agencies license the software and can connect securely with other systems like Medicaid; staff track background checks, trainings, renewals, and generate data-driven reports, while families can apply online. The platform is purpose-built for child welfare with wide functionality and strong data reporting, plus seamless system integrations. The goal is to help agencies operate more efficiently, make better decisions, and improve outcomes for children in care.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$51M

Headquarters

Oakland, California

Founded

2016

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • January 6, 2026 pledge aligns Binti with ACF's A Home for Every Child initiative.
  • Federal FY2026 child-welfare technology funding and Title IV-B modernization money reward Binti's workflow automation.
  • Binti's AI launched August 21, 2025, after a 20-agency pilot saved hours weekly.

What critics are saying

  • State child-welfare contracts depend on procurement cycles; one budget freeze stalls renewals.
  • Handling sensitive foster data with Anthropic invites privacy incidents and AGI-policy backlash.
  • If agencies reject AI drafts, Binti's flagship product becomes a paperwork wrapper, not infrastructure.

What makes Binti unique

  • Binti spans 550 agencies across 37 states and DC, covering 49% of children.
  • Anthropic partnership powers child-welfare AI with human-reviewed drafts, not automated decisions.
  • Licensing, placements, referrals, and family-finding sit in one workflow, unlike point tools.

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Benefits

An above-market compensation package (salary + equity)

Medical, dental, vision, & life insurance

Flexible vacation time

Paid parental leave

Paid holidays

Sick leave

401(k)

Commuter benefits

$5,000 annual bonus for employees who volunteer as a CASA

Learning & development reimbursements

Trainings/conferences, on-site speaker series, & lunch and learns

Virtual home office setup reimbursements

Remote work stipend

Paid Jury Duty

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

0%
ImpactAlpha
Jun 1st, 2026
SJF Ventures backs Binti with $6M to keep children out of foster care

Binti, a child welfare software company, has raised $6 million from SJF Ventures to expand its AI-powered casework tools. The San Francisco-based startup provides software to over 550 child welfare agencies, including in Utah, Rhode Island and Los Angeles County. Founded by Felicia Curcuru, Binti helps caseworkers reduce paperwork whilst supporting families to keep children out of foster care. Its family-finding module helps discover extended family members who can be quickly licensed to prevent foster care placements, whilst its service-referral module connects vulnerable families with community resources. The investment, from SJF's $175 million fifth fund, brings Binti's total funding to $66 million. Previous investors include Kapor Capital, First Round Capital, Founders Fund and Melinda French Gates' Pivotal Ventures. The company plans to raise a Series C round this year.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 10th, 2026
Binti cashes in on AI for child welfare while Silicon Valley debates profitability

While Silicon Valley debated AI's revenue potential, San Francisco-based Binti quietly built a profitable government AI business. The child welfare software company reports six product lines have each surpassed $1 million in annual recurring revenue, including its AI product. Founded in 2017 by Felicia Curcuru after her sister's difficult adoption experience, Binti modernises America's child welfare system. Curcuru, formerly of McKinsey and FundersClub, spent four months shadowing social workers to map inefficiencies before building the platform. The company now serves roughly half of US child welfare operations—over 550 agencies across 36 states and Washington DC—and has helped more than 100,000 families navigate foster and adoption processes. Child welfare agencies spent $34.3 billion in 2022, with approximately 330,000 children in US foster care at any given time.

V3 Media
Jan 8th, 2026
Binti Signs National Pledge to Support Transition-Age Foster Youth and Backs Federal A Home for Every Child Initiative

Binti signs national Pledge to support transition-age foster youth and backs federal A Home for Every Child initiative. , /PRNewswire/ - Binti, a technology company transforming child welfare systems, today announced a series of commitments that further advance its mission of improving outcomes for children and families nationwide. Following its participation in the recentWhite House ceremony announcing a new Executive Order on support for older foster youth, Binti has signed the Pledge to Fostering the Future for American Children and Families and formally expressed its support for the federal AHome for Every Child initiative. These commitments reinforce a national movement to strengthen child welfare systems, expand foster home capacity, and improve pathways to stability for the nearly 20,000 youth who exit foster care each year. Binti's signing of the Pledge to Fostering the Future for American Children and Families reflects a four-year commitment to help expand opportunities for youth aging out of foster care. The Pledge is an initiative started by the Office of the First Lady, reflecting First Lady Melania Trump's focus on improving outcomes for foster youth. Binti is leveraging its technology and organizational resources to support foster youth in achieving high school completion, vocational training, higher education, and long-term career readiness. As part of this commitment, Binti will launch a Technology Internship Program for current and former foster youth, offering hands-on professional experience, mentorship, and exposure to careers in technology and social impact. Through the pledge, Binti will also continue strengthening the tools that help agencies support youth as they navigate and access the resources essential to transitioning into adulthood. Using Binti's Service Referral Management, agencies can streamline referrals to education and career resources, including Chafee grants and other critical support. Through Binti's Family and Youth Portal, youth and families will have a simple way to share updates, track progress, and access key information, helping strengthen relationships, increase engagement, and support youth as they prepare for adulthood. "Young people aging out of foster care face some of the highest barriers to stability. Signing this pledge reflects Binti's belief that every youth deserves the opportunity to thrive through education, careers, connection, and community," said Felicia Curcuru, CEO and Co-founder of Binti. "Combined with national initiatives to expand foster home capacity and strengthen family-based care, these efforts represent meaningful momentum for reform." In addition to signing the pledge, Binti has expressed its support for A Home for Every Child, an initiative launched by the federal Administration for Children and Families (ACF) under the new leadership of Alex Adams as Assistant Secretary to significantly increase foster home capacity nationwide. The initiative aims to help every state achieve a foster home-to-child ratio greater than 1:1, addressing longstanding shortages that lead to youth placements in hotels, offices, and other temporary settings. It focuses both on increasing foster home availability and reducing unnecessary entries into foster care through prevention, kinship support, and faster pathways to permanency. As part of its support for expanding family-based care, Binti will continue enhancing its Licensing platform to help agencies approve more foster and adoptive families, increasing the availability of safe and supportive homes and improving permanency options. Binti will also continue investing in its Family Finding tool to help jurisdictions identify extended family, fictive kin, and other connected adults who can offer stability and belonging. Through its Placements and Caregiver Management module, Binti will help agencies improve the matching process between children and families, supporting permanency and reducing placement disruptions. "Every child deserves to grow up in a family, and addressing the nationwide shortage of foster homes is critical to reducing reliance on temporary or congregate care," Curcuru said. "Binti's work directly supports the goals of A Home for Every Child by equipping agencies with modern tools that streamline licensing, expand foster family capacity, and improve data-driven decision-making. We are proud to stand behind this initiative and its focus on ensuring that children have safe, stable homes when they need them." Recent announcements from the federal government signal growing bipartisan recognition of the need for coordinated, modernized, and youth-centered systems. Advocates have highlighted the importance of prevention, kinship support, and lived experience in designing solutions, emphasizing that system transformation requires partnership across public agencies, nonprofits, and private sector innovators. Binti's expanded commitments demonstrate the company's continued leadership in supporting both immediate and long-term reforms in child welfare. About Binti Binti is a mission-driven technology company that builds software to improve the child welfare system in America. Binti has launched several products across 550+ child welfare agencies in 36 states, serving 47% of the country. Binti has supported over 100,000 families and more than 12,000 social workers. Founded in 2017, Binti has raised over $60M from top investors, including Founders Fund, First Round Capital, Michael Dell, and others. For more information, visit www.binti.com. Media Contact: Inkhouse for Binti [emailprotected] SOURCE Binti

FSSC 22000
Oct 27th, 2025
FSS partners with Binti referral program

FSS partners with Binti referral program. Family Support Services is proud to partner with Binti in service of its community's children and families. Binti's Service Referral platform will soon allow FSS case managers to more efficiently collaborate with community resources and providers when families need it the most. Learn more about this exciting development in this interview with FSS Suncoast President and CEO Jenn Petion by Michael Connor of the St. Pete Catalyst!

Forbes
Aug 21st, 2025
Forbes Daily: China Says TikTok's Algorithm Won't Be Sold Anytime Soon

AI juggernaut Anthropic has partnered with startup Binti, which provides a digital platform for more than 12,000 social workers, in an effort to build new tools to help them manage their cases more easily.