Senior Director of Product

$400,000 USD/year ^{Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks}  ($200 USD/hour)

You're a product executive who delivers. You take a defined product vision, break it into the smallest units of value, and ship enterprise-grade AI capabilities quickly without letting the process devolve into roadmap performance art. You've moved past the "AI fixes everything" era, understand where it fails, and can still build effectively. If you do your strongest work when you control the full outcome—from decisions and prototypes through hardening, launch, and real-world customer usage—continue reading.

Most of the software world approaches AI like a wardrobe update: add a chatbot layer, declare a "copilot," label it innovation, and hope customers don't probe deeply. Our approach is fundamentally different. We construct AI-native capabilities that justify their existence by generating measurable enterprise value, executed at a tempo that makes conventional planning look self-destructive. Our advantage lies in compressing Sell → Design → Build cycles, enforcing ruthless scope discipline within a clear direction, and achieving production deployments that satisfy enterprise requirements without months of coordination drag.

This role centers on the rapid delivery of enterprise-grade, AI-native product capabilities to customers. It involves personally prototyping with current AI tooling to confirm feasibility before engineering solidifies the implementation. It means owning delivery from vision refinement through production deployment, making definitive tradeoffs, and shipping within a fixed timeframe. It does not mean "bolting on AI features" absent a clear value case. It is not an intake funnel for feature requests, a PRD assembly line, or a career built on presentations. It excludes abstract vision declarations, model performance metrics divorced from user outcomes, or naive assumptions that AI functions flawlessly.

You'll work closely with engineering as a player-coach: part hands-on builder, part decision authority, zero percent coordinator. You'll convert an established vision into actionable scope, prototype rapidly to eliminate uncertainty, and push releases that customers can realistically deploy in enterprise settings. If you've delivered entirely new enterprise software, leveraged AI as an execution mechanism, and remain composed when hype meets production reality, you'll gain the freedom to move quickly and the accountability to ensure durability. If that description feels like relief rather than burden, we'd like to hear from you.