Senior Product Engineer

Job requirements

• 5–8 years of product/engineering experience, with a clear track record of shipping product that customers use

• At least one AI-powered product taken from concept through MVP to production scale — you have a specific story, not just a resume claim

• Deep hands-on fluency with AI coding and prototyping tools (Claude, Cursor, or equivalent) as a genuine daily practice

• Strong product instincts grounded in direct customer conversations — you've shaped what you built by talking to the people who use it

• Experience leading small squads and influencing product direction without relying on hierarchy

• Strong communication skills — written, verbal, and demo — credible with engineers, commercial stakeholders, and customers

• High bias for action and comfort with ambiguity — you make good decisions with incomplete information

• Experience in energy, utilities, cleantech, or adjacent domains

• Familiarity with EV fleet operations, home energy management, or grid services

• Full-stack capability that lets you prototype independently without blocking on others

• A portfolio of things you've shipped — products, demos, or tools that prove how you work

• Experience or strong instincts around customer growth — how product design and onboarding experiences directly influence acquisition and retention

Job responsibilities

• Take ownership of significant product areas — from identifying the right problems to defining solutions to shipping and iterating

• Translate customer problems — known and emerging — into clear product concepts, prioritised experiments, and scalable product bets

• Work closely with Commercial, Demand Generation, and senior leadership to ensure what you're building is aligned to market opportunity and commercial impact

• Build working prototypes and demos fast — good enough to test with real customers, not perfect enough to slow you down

• Use AI tools (Claude, Cursor, and equivalents) as a core part of your daily workflow, dramatically increasing your speed and output

• Know when a rough prototype is right for the moment and when production-grade engineering is needed — and apply that judgment confidently

• Ship, measure, learn, iterate — kill what isn't working, double down on what is

• Act as a credible product voice in commercial conversations, pilot programmes, and client engagements