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Storm2 is seeking an AI Product Engineer for a commercial insurance platform based in San Francisco. You will own the frontend, backend and AI layer, partnering with sales, service and underwriting to ship production features that move the business.
You’ll prototype fast, ship quickly, and measure impact with real customer data, using Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf to accelerate the cycle. This in-office role requires relocation to or presence in SF.
AI Product Engineer – Commercial Insurance
San Francisco, CA, 5 days in-office
$140,000–$280,000 + performance bonus + equity
The Company
Storm2’s client is a fast-growing commercial insurance technology company using AI to rethink how businesses buy and manage coverage. They’re adding around 1,000 customers a month and have grown 100x over the past year, with a clear goal: move an industry that’s still overwhelmingly human-led towards AI-led distribution and operations.
The Role
A lot of AI engineering roles are still about prototypes. This one isn’t.
You’ll sit directly with sales, service and underwriting teams, find problems inside the operation, then build the product that solves them. That could mean an agent, an internal workflow, a customer-facing feature or the evaluation infrastructure underneath it. You’ll own the frontend, backend and AI layer, then measure whether what you built actually moved the business.
The pace matters. They want engineers who are comfortable prototyping on Monday, shipping on Tuesday and looking at the numbers on Wednesday. You’ll work directly with the founders, without a long approval chain, and you’ll be expected to use tools like Cursor and Claude Code to compress the development cycle wherever they genuinely make you faster.
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Worth knowing before you apply
This is an in-office role, Monday to Friday, with an early start. If you’re looking for remote flexibility or a heavily structured engineering environment, this probably isn’t the right one.
If you want direct ownership, founder access and the chance to ship AI into systems that are already serving real customers and generating revenue, it’s a very different proposition.