HU02 - AI Product Engineer (Frontend + UX )
Founding Product Engineer — AI Agents + Frontend Systems
About the Project
We are building the infrastructure and product layer for AI agents that actually execute work autonomously. A useful way to think about this role:
Your job is to help build the interface and operational layer between non-technical users and powerful autonomous AI systems.
This is not a typical SaaS frontend role. You’ll be working on systems where AI agents:
- execute real workflows
- connect directly into external tools
- run actions on behalf of users
- orchestrate tasks across platforms
- operate continuously in production
- need clear UX, observability, control, and reliability
The challenge is not generating UI. The challenge is making autonomous systems usable, trustworthy, scalable, and production-ready for real users. We care deeply about:
- speed
- product intuition
- execution quality
- frontend craftsmanship
- systems thinking
- AI-native workflows
The Role
We need someone that is genuinely great at:
- scoping products
- designing interfaces
- building polished frontend systems
- and turning ambiguous customer needs into shipped production software
You should be someone that naturally operates between:
- product
- design
- frontend engineering
- AI workflows
- and infrastructure-aware thinking
You should already be deep into modern AI-native tooling and workflows:
- Cursor
- Claude Code
- MCP servers
- Figma MCP
- AI-assisted frontend engineering
- design-to-code workflows
- agentic development loops
- rapid iteration systems
A lot of people can now generate UI. Very few people can:
- understand what users actually need
- design the right operational workflows
- build interfaces for autonomous systems
- connect AI workflows into real products
- and productionize all of it cleanly That’s the bar.
What You’ll Work On
- Building interfaces for AI agents operating across real workflows
- Translating ambiguous operational problems into usable product systems
- Designing clean, fast, trustworthy UX for autonomous workflows
- Building production-grade frontend applications
- Creating AI-native product experiences
- Integrating MCP-based workflows into engineering systems
- Connecting design systems directly into implementation pipelines
- Working closely with AI tooling for accelerated development
- Improving visibility, orchestration, and control for agent execution
- Building systems that scale from prototypes to real-world production environments
- Collaborating closely with founders, users, and infrastructure engineers
What We’re Looking For
- Strong frontend engineering skills
- Strong product intuition
- Very strong design taste
- Ability to move from idea → UX → implementation → production
- Deep knowledge of React, Next.js, and TypeScript
- Experience building polished production UIs
- Experience with design systems and frontend architecture
- Comfortable operating with high ambiguity and little structure
- High ownership and high agency
- Strong judgment around product tradeoffs
- Ability to ship quickly without creating chaos
- Experience using AI-native development workflows daily
- Familiarity with MCP servers and AI-assisted engineering
- Ability to bridge design, product, and engineering seamlessly
Huge Plus If
- You’ve built AI-native products before
- You’ve worked on agent infrastructure or orchestration systems
- You’ve built operational tooling or workflow products
- You’ve implemented design-to-code pipelines
- You’ve used Cursor and Claude Code extensively
- You’ve worked in early-stage startups
- You understand the challenges of autonomous systems running in production
- You’ve worked on products involving cloud orchestration, execution environments, or secure agent runtimes.
What We Care About Most
We care less about credentials and more about:
- taste
- speed
- ownership
- product judgment
- execution quality
- ability to ship real systems Show us:
- products you shipped
- interfaces you designed
- systems you productionized
- workflows you improved
- things users actually use We want builders.