Most product roles start at the spec. This one starts at the idea — and you won't wait for someone else to hand it to you. You'll use AI to compress the distance between a rough observation and a shippable concept, then drive that concept all the way to a definition an engineer can build from without guessing.
We're building AI agents that automate the invisible labor of financial advice. The product surface is complex, the domain is regulated, and the leverage of getting it right is enormous. We need someone who is genuinely excited about AI as a building tool — not as a buzzword to add to a CV.

What this role actually is
You sit between raw insight and shipped product. That means two things that most people treat as separate jobs:
Conception. You generate and sharpen ideas, not just receive them. You use AI — aggressively — to prototype concepts, stress-test assumptions, explore edge cases, and pressure-check requests before they become roadmap. When someone says "we should do something about X," you come back with three structured options and a recommendation,



not a question about requirements.
Definition. You turn the approved direction into specifications that are precise enough to build from and specific enough to test. Ambiguity in a spec is a defect. Engineers should not be asking clarifying questions mid-build — because you anticipated them.

What you will own
Idea sharpening. A rough signal from a client call, a sales conversation, or a competitor move — you pick it up, run it through structured analysis, and return a framed proposal: the problem, the options, the tradeoffs, a recommendation.
Functional definition. Acceptance criteria that are actually testable. Edge cases that are actually covered. A spec that reads like it was written by someone who has thought about every state the feature can be in.
Deep application knowledge. You will know our product and the advisor workflow it serves better than almost anyone — well enough to spot when a request is

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