Product Engineer

New York City or San Francisco (Onsite)full timeOn Site

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$200k–$300k

H1B: no

Airops Product Engineer at AirOps responsible for designing, prototyping, and launching AI-powered products that solve real user problems. The role involves direct customer engagement and cross-functional collaboration to ship features quickly and iterate based on feedback.

Responsibilities

AirOps is building the product content teams use to win in AI search — and this role is about turning hard problems into experiences people actually love. We’re hiring a Product Engineer to prototype quickly, ship customer-visible features, and iterate based on real feedback in days, not quarters.
You’ll work tightly with Design and Product, talk directly with customers, and help define what “great” looks like as we scale. If you have strong product taste, deep customer empathy, and love taking ideas from zero to one, you’ll be excited about this seat.
Design, prototype, and launch AI-powered products that solve real user problems — from early concept through scaled feature
Direct customer engagement: understand needs, validate ideas quickly, and iterate based on what you learn
Cross-functional collaboration with product, design, and data teams to take features from idea to production at startup speed
Navigate ambiguity: define what to build when the path forward is not clear
Keep systems fast and reliable under real-world usage

Qualification

Thrives in ambiguousExperience with evalsHistory of direct customer engagementOur Guiding PrinciplesExtreme OwnershipCuriosity and PlayMake Our Customers Heroes

Required

3+ years building products that people love, with demonstrated experience taking ideas from zero to one
Track record of shipping quickly while maintaining quality — you know when to move fast and when to be thorough
Strong product taste paired with deep customer empathy
Thrives in ambiguous, fast-changing environments where requirements shift and customer feedback drives decisions
Outstanding communication skills across technical and non-technical audiences