Founding Product Builder

About the job

AI agents are moving from screens into the operating fabric of the physical world. We're building the system that makes that shift real.

Robots are joining the workforce. Not in some pitch-deck future. Right now — in hotels, hospitals, warehouses, and factories.

The hardware is here. What's missing is the operational brain.

We're building it — the AI operating and orchestration layer that makes robots actually work in the real world: coordinated, intelligent, and integrated into real operations as part of the team.

We're not building demos. We're already live across multiple properties with leading global hotel brands — real robots, real guests, real operations, every single day.

This is not software in a sandbox. It's AI, robots, and people operating together under real constraints: real workflows, real failures, real edge cases, real consequences.

The Job

You'll be a co-creator of the product. Not an executor. Not a ticket-taker. Someone with the judgment to decide what to build, the skill to build it, and the obsession to make it work under real-world conditions.

You'll write code, shape workflows, design product experiences, think through architecture, build AI agents, work directly with customers, and travel regularly to deployment sites to learn from live operations, failures, and edge cases. Then you'll use those learnings to make the system smarter, faster, and more reliable. Repeat.

High ownership. Fast decisions. Measurable outcomes. No bullshit.

You

• Strong full-stack engineer. You've shipped real systems that real people depend on.
• High agency. You run toward ambiguity, not away from it.
• Product-minded. You see broken workflows and know what to build — without a PM telling you.
• AI-maxxing. You've internalized AI into how you think, build, and ship. You're not experimenting with AI, you're dependent on it.
• Energized by building where bits meet atoms. Software that controls robots, coordinates people, and runs real operations.
• Taste. You build products, not code. You care about the experience as much as the function, and you can tell when something works but still isn't good enough.
• Willing to get on a plane, walk a site at midnight, and learn more in one shift than a month of Slack threads.

Must-Haves

• Strong full-stack engineering skills with real production experience
• Strong system design and architecture judgment
• Comfort with cloud infrastructure, observability, reliability, and deployment workflows
• Strong product instinct and ability to make good decisions without heavy process
• Experience building with AI tools and working with LLM/agent-style systems
• Comfortable working close to customers and traveling regularly to deployment sites