Enterprise AI Product Engineer — End-to-End (London Office)

Dex; Greater London; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Dex is building the AI operating system for enterprise IT, starting with the world's most complex ERP systems. You'll own products end-to-end—from inception and research to shipping and iteration with customers in production.

You will talk directly to enterprises, shape product direction, and ship work that defines the platform over the next year. The role suits those with strong engineering fundamentals, product instincts, and the ability to own a domain across the stack while working in London.

Qualifications

• Own products from inception to production with enterprise customers.
• Strong engineering fundamentals and evidence of shipped work.
• Able to speak with enterprises and shape direction iteratively.
• Comfortable owning a domain and operating across the stack.

Responsibilities

• Own products end-to-end, from initial concept and research through to shipping and iterating with large enterprise customers.
• Engage directly with users to understand their complex problems and translate insights into product strategy and features.
• Design, build, and deploy agentic AI systems that integrate deeply with existing enterprise infrastructure.
• Drive visible impact on the core platform, shipping foundational work that defines the company's trajectory.
• Operate across a modern, high-velocity stack, focusing on robust LLM harnessing and durable execution.

Skills

End-to-end ownership

Enterprise communication

Agentic AI

LLM harnessing

Full-stack ability

Job description

Dex is building the AI operating system for enterprise IT, starting with the world's most complex ERP systems. You'll own products end-to-end—from inception and research to shipping and iteration with customers in production.

You will talk directly to enterprises, shape product direction, and ship work that defines the platform over the next year. The role suits those with strong engineering fundamentals, product instincts, and the ability to own a domain across the stack while working in London.