- One named driver per initiative. End-to-end ownership of the outcome, the path, the decisions, and the learnings. No approval chains. The driver decides; leadership unblocks.
- One-page pre-reads as the unit of decision. Big work starts with a brief covering the problem, expected outcome, risks, and effort. Leadership reads it and decides. No 30-slide decks. No two-week alignment cycles.
- Continuous delivery, no quarterly planning. Roadmap committed one month out. Beyond that, AI moves too fast for longer cycles to mean anything. We ship to internal first, then beta, then GA. Validation comes from real usage.
- PMs and designers ship to production. Not just specs and Figma. They prototype with AI tools and ship alongside engineers. PMs own what gets built and when. Engineers own how.
- Best AI tools from day one. Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Glean. No waiting list, no approval process. If a better tool shows up tomorrow, you get that one too.
- AI Champions embedded on every team. Engineers (not coordinators) who pair with you, unblock you, and help you move faster with agents. Four hours every week dedicated to team enablement.
- A codebase built for agents. Curated AGENTS.md files, repo-versioned skills, clean contracts. Continuously evaluated, not accumulating.
- Ship It with AI days. Two days every six weeks. No meetings for ICs. Pick a real problem, try a new AI workflow, ship to production within 48 hours.
- Knowledge that compounds. Monthly engineer-to-engineer events where we share what we're experimenting with, learning, and shipping with AI.
- 6-10+ years of production software engineering experience
- Strong backend skills in Python, Kotlin, or Java, with experience evolving service-level logic and infrastructure
- Hands-on LLM experience in real products: prompt design, context management, evaluation, real understanding of trade-offs (hallucinations, latency, cost, reliability)
- Comfort with distributed systems and event-driven architectures (queues, async processing, service-to-service communication)
- Daily use of AI coding tools as a core part of your workflow — pushing them, refining prompts, knowing where they break
- AI layer: Python, Pydantic AI, Braintrust
- Frontend: TypeScript, React, Relay, GraphQL
- Backend: Kotlin, Ruby (legacy services we're modernizing), with new services built in Kotlin
- Storage: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elastic, Redis
- Data pipeline: Python, Keboola, Looker, Snowflake
- Infrastructure: AWS, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, Terraform
Skills Required
- 5+ years of experience building web apps
- Experience with single page applications built with JavaScript and React
- Understanding of functional programming principles
- Experience mentoring and helping teammates, doing code reviews and pair-programming
- Bring product thinking to engineering work
- Curiosity about agent native architecture for codebases and APIs
What We Do
Productboard is the intelligent product management platform that helps future-ready product teams deliver exceptional products with clarity and confidence. Over 6,000 companies, including Salesforce, Autodesk, Zoom, One Medical Group, Cartier, and The Coca-Cola Company use Productboard to uncover customer needs, drive strategic alignment, and rally everyone around the roadmap. With offices in Prague and San Francisco, Productboard is backed by leading investors, including Index Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Capital, and Bessemer Venture Partners. Learn more at [www.productboard.com](http://www.productboard.com/)
Why Work With Us
We believe that truly great products are not created by individual geniuses but by a great group of people that leverages everyone’s curiosity and creativity. That is why our mission at Productboard is to **make products that matter, together**. We are a global company with a stimulating, multicultural environment.
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