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Fudo Partners in New York is seeking an exceptional Product Engineer to shape the next generation of AI-powered professional services. You'll be at the sharp end of product decisions, owning features from idea to production, and collaborating across product, engineering, and AI.
If you’ve shipped from 0 to 1, relish ambiguity, and want close exposure to the founders, this role offers ownership, fast feedback, and a chance to redefine how complex data is turned into practical value for users.
Some engineering jobs are about maintaining what already exists. This one is about deciding what exists next. I'm working with a well funded, early stage AI company in NYC that is taking on a huge, established industry and rebuilding it from the ground up.
The company has raised significant venture backing, is growing quickly, and has deliberately kept the engineering team small. That's important. Because if you join now, you won't be engineer number 147.
You'll be one of the people deciding how the product works, how the technology evolves and, ultimately, what the company becomes.
They're looking for an exceptional Product Engineer who wants to operate at the sharp end of a company.
The company is using AI to fundamentally change how an entire professional service is delivered. That means the engineering problems aren't particularly ordinary. AI agents that actually do useful work. Products that understand context rather than simply displaying information. Interfaces that adapt intelligently to the person using them. Systems that turn huge amounts of messy real-world data into something genuinely useful.
And plenty of problems that haven't been solved yet.
That's the attraction. There is no playbook. Who I'm looking for; You don't need to have worked at a famous company. In fact, I'd rather speak to someone who has built something from scratch.
You should be technically excellent, commercially curious and comfortable with ambiguity.
You should enjoy building. And you should care about the thing you're building; not just the code. Why now? Because this is the point where joining a company can still change your career.
The team is small. The product is moving quickly. The funding is there. The ambition is enormous. And there is still plenty left to define. You can join when your decisions actually matter.
NYC; full-time in office.
If you're an exceptional engineer who has been through a startup and wants to get much closer to the founders, the product and the opportunity, I'd like to speak.