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Technical Product Associate - AI

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3-6 month contract | Reading / Hybrid
We're looking for a smart, energetic, and hands-on person to join us as we launch and test a brand new AI product, BuildEngine.
BuildEngine is designed to help engineering teams use AI to build software faster, while giving businesses the governance, security, and control they need.
This isn't a narrow role. You'll get involved across the whole product.
You could be:
- Testing new features and finding bugs
- Helping shape how the product works
- Working with our engineers on smaller technical tasks
- Testing AI agents and development workflows
- Helping prepare customer demos
- Joining customer calls and showing BuildEngine in action
- Gathering feedback and helping turn it into product improvements
- Travelling to tradeshows
- Trying new AI models, tools, and ideas
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We're not looking for someone with 10 years of experience.
We're looking for someone technical, curious, and ambitious who understands the basics of how software gets built and wants to learn quickly.
You might be a junior developer, recent graduate, technical product person, or simply someone who's spent their spare time building interesting things with AI.
You'll probably be a good fit if you:
- Have loads of energy!
- Understand the basics of Git, APIs, and software development
- Have built apps, tools, or side projects
- Enjoy experimenting with AI
- Are comfortable speaking to customers
- Like solving problems without needing everything explained to you
- Want exposure to product, engineering, AI, and customers rather than sitting in one narrow role


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You'll work closely with the founders and engineering team and get a huge amount of exposure to what it's like building and launching a new AI product.
This will initially be a 3-6 month paid contract, with the potential for it to grow into something longer term if BuildEngine takes off and it's a great fit.
Most importantly, we're looking for someone with energy, curiosity, and a bias towards getting things done.
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