Product Engineer - II (AI Agents)

TuringEdge; Dadri; On-site; INR 1,500,000 - 2,100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Healthcare benefits

Opportunities for rapid learning and development

Job summary

A leading AI solutions company in Uttar Pradesh is hiring a Product Engineer to develop robust Voice AI systems utilized by customers. The position involves collaborating with teams to create effective solutions, maintaining high coding standards, and ensuring system reliability. Candidates should have strong programming skills and a curiosity for AI and ML development. This role offers autonomy in shaping solutions and significant opportunities for learning and growth.

Qualifications

• Proficiency in Python or JavaScript is preferred but talent takes precedence.
• Ability to navigate ambiguity and unclear requirements.
• Interest in understanding AI and ML applications in production is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Design and build production-grade Voice AI systems.
• Collaborate with Customer Success and AI PM partners to resolve blockers.
• Write production-quality code that meets high standards.
• Decide when solutions should stay custom, become reusable, or move into the core product.
• Collaborate with core engineering to upstream learnings and reduce future friction.

Skills

Strong programming fundamentals (Python / JavaScript)

Comfort with ambiguity and incomplete requirements

Curiosity about AI / ML in production

Ownership mindset

Pragmatic focus

Entrepreneurial approach

Job description

As a Product Engineer - I, you’ll work on building and evolving production-grade Voice AI systems that customers actively use.

You’ll operate close to real deployments - identifying gaps surfaced by live usage, designing solutions, and shipping them into production. Some work moves fast; some work is planned and iterative. What matters is that priorities are driven by real customer outcomes, not by work defined quarters in advance.

You’ll leverage our platform to configure, extend, and build AI-native workflows, while writing production-quality code where needed. You’ll work in a small pod alongside Customer Success and AI PM partners, owning technical execution end-to-end.

This role sits at the intersection of engineering, product, and customer reality - with a strong emphasis on code quality, system reliability, and long-term leverage over one-off fixes.

Apply even if you’re only 70% sure. The conversation itself is valuable.

What You’ll Do

You’ll work in a small pod (CSM / AI PM handles customer communication; you handle technical execution), solving problems that block customer success but aren’t yet on the product roadmap.

Your engineering work includes:

• Building custom integrations, tools, and AI workflows that unblock customer needs
• Designing and refining AI prompts, RAG systems, and LLM-based solutions
• Writing production-quality code (Python / JavaScript) with the same standards as core engineering
• Deciding whether solutions should remain custom, become reusable, or move into the core product
• Collaborating with core engineering teams to upstream learnings and reduce future friction

What You Will Not Do

• Run customer calls
• Own accounts
• Chase stakeholders
• Do repetitive support work

This is NOT Solutions Engineering

You do not deliver one-off scripts and move on. Every solution is evaluated on leverage:

• Can this be reused?
• Can this become a product primitive?
• Can this eliminate future manual work?

Custom work is acceptable only if the business makes sense, or it is experimental, where we’d learn something new.

Strong solutions frequently get upstreamed into:

• Core platform capabilities
• Reusable internal tooling
• Product roadmap items owned by core engineering

Your success is measured by reduced future friction - not by how many customers you personally unblock.

Code quality: Same high bar. Technical difficulty: Often harder - real-world problems are messier and more near-term in nature than planned roadmaps.

Two Engineering Tracks - Both Valuable

Core Engineering

• Product Roadmap
• Roadmap and sprint-driven
• Deep, well-scoped, long-lived
• Platform & system optimisation
• Slower, abstracted
• Platform Abstractions & scalability

Customer Impact (This Role)

• Day-to-day customer usage & success signals
• Signal-driven; flexible planning
• Broad, evolving, discovery-heavy
• Unblocking & generalising into scale
• Immediate, real-world
• Reduction of future friction & repeat issues

Both are real engineering. Both lead to staff or lead roles. Both are equally respected.

Why Ambitious Engineers Choose This Role

Unmatched learning velocity:

• Build with cutting-edge AI (LLMs, prompt engineering, RAG) in production
• Learn what actually makes products succeed in real markets
• Develop full-stack skills alongside business judgment

Real Autonomy:

• Choose your own tools and approaches
• Ship when ready - not when a sprint ends
• Direct influence on the product roadmap & org metrics via real usage

Career acceleration: Engineers from this track commonly become:

• Product Engineers who can both build and prioritise
• Technical Leads who deeply understand customer reality
• Founding Engineers or CTOs at startups with a complete skill stack

Immediate impact:

• Direct feedback from real usage
• Clear line from your work to business outcomes

What We’re Looking For

Technical Baseline:

• Strong programming fundamentals (Python / JavaScript preferred, but talent > language)
• Comfort with ambiguity and incomplete requirements
• Curiosity about AI / ML in production (expertise is a bonus, not a requirement)

Mindset Fit:

• Ownership: Takes end-to-end responsibility for outcomes, not just tasks; drives problems to resolution even across unclear boundaries.
• Pragmatic: Focused on solutions that work now
• Curious: Wants to understand the “why” behind problems
• Entrepreneurial: Treats technical problems as business problems
• Communicative: Can translate technical decisions into a business context
• AI Native: Exposure to AI systems or prompt & context engineering.

Should I Apply?

YES, if you:

• Want to work on AI-native products at the frontier
• Enjoy variety - no two weeks look the same
• Care about understanding the “why” behind what you build
• Prefer building solutions over strictly following specs
• Are curious about how engineering decisions affect business outcomes

MAYBE NOT, if you:

• Prefer predictable, tightly defined work
• Dislike exposure to business or customer context
• Need detailed specs to be productive
• Prefer large teams over small, autonomous pods
• Want to avoid ambiguity or rapid context-switching

Day-to-Day Reality

No two weeks look the same, but a typical flow might look like this:

• Monday: Pod sync to review customer progress and technical blockers. One issue stands out - a workflow the product doesn’t fully support yet.
• Tuesday: Prototype a solution (integration, tool, or AI workflow). Loop in core engineering early if it looks reusable.
• Wednesday: Refine the solution - edge cases, AI prompt behaviour, reliability. Decide whether this should remain custom or be generalised.
• Thursday: Ship to production. Monitor real usage. Iterate quickly if needed.
• Friday: Share learnings, move on to the next.

Quick Check?

• Freedom level: High
• Bureaucracy: Low
• Learning curve: Steep
• Impact visibility: Immediate and measurable

Logistics

• Compensation: Competitive!
• Joining: ASAP!

Why Should You Consider Us Seriously?

We believe that long-term, people over product and profits, prioritize culture over everything else.

• Freedom and Responsibility
• Entrepreneurial Team
• Exponential Growth
• Healthcare (Physical & Mental Wellness)