NEW JOB OPENING
PRODUCT ENGINEER
IN Cupertino, CA, USA!

Expected Skillset:

• Strong verbal & written communication—You'll run meetings and write specs that others build from

• Experience using SQL to query simple data sets and building data-driven visualizations

• Experience facilitating requirements sessions—Stakeholders don't always know what they want—you'll help them figure it out

• Ability to write clear functional specs—bridges the gap between business and technology

• Hands-on experience with AI coding tools—Claude Code, Cursor, or similar agentic dev environments

• Working knowledge of web or app development—If using agent tools, you need to understand what you're asking AI to build

• Wireframing / mockup skills—Sketch, Figma, Balsamiq, or even whiteboard-level fidelity

• Comfort with ambiguity—Requirements will be incomplete—that's the job



Nice to Have

• Experience in UX research or product management

• Familiarity with prompt engineering and working effectively with LLMs

• Ability to write basic code independently (Python, JavaScript, etc.)

• Experience with rapid prototyping frameworks (Next.js, Streamlit, v0, etc.)

• Background in a specific domain (e.g., enterprise software, internal tools, data apps)



Role Overview:

We're looking for a creative technologist who sits at the intersection of product thinking, stakeholder communication, and hands-on building. This person will rapidly translate business needs into working application prototypes using modern agentic AI development tools, turning vague ideas into tangible, interactive experiences—fast.



Responsibilities:

• Facilitate structured working sessions with business stakeholders, product owners, and end users to surface requirements

• Ask the right questions to uncover actual needs vs. stated requests

• Document business requirements in clear, structured formats (user stories, use cases, process flows)

• Translate business language into functional specifications that can drive development

• Convert functional specs into interaction models—what the app does, how users move through it, what decisions it makes

• Define the scope of a prototype: what to include, what to stub, what to defer

• Use agentic coding tools (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot Workspace) to generate and iterate on working application code

• Build functional prototypes—not just static mockups, but apps that demonstrate real interactions and workflows

• Iterate quickly based on stakeholder feedback, often within hours or days

• Know when "good enough to learn from" is better than "perfect."

• Present prototypes to stakeholders and facilitate structured feedback sessions

• Distinguish between feedback that changes requirements vs. feedback that refines implementation

• Maintain a clear changelog of decisions and pivots

• **Only those lawfully authorized to work in the designated country associated with the position will be considered.**

• **Please note that all Position start dates and duration are estimates and may be reduced or lengthened based upon a client’s business needs and requirements.**