About this role
At TechWolf, we're on a mission to empower people to flourish at work. Every day, thousands of people use our AI-driven Intelligence to identify people’s skills, to better connect employees with projects, set them up for success in an AI-powered world, and support them with learning opportunities and career moves. Now, we're hiring Product Engineers to help us turn that mission into reality. The role In a traditional setup, product managers shape the what and why , and hand off to engineers to figure out the how . That setup still works well for plenty of tracks at TechWolf, but it isn't the right fit for every initiative, because discovery and delivery often feed back into each other . That's where Product Engineers come in. A Product Engineer at TechWolf is an engineer who contributes to the what , why , and how of a product area , with the technical grounding to do all three credibly. Day to day, you’ll work across the full product development lifecycle: scoping problems with customers, running discovery, validating with prototypes, writing specifications, and implementing alongside the rest of Engineering. You sit on the Engineering team, but your involvement on a track starts well before the spec lands. What you’ll do Discover what to build, with customers in the room: Regularly engage with customers to surface problems, validate assumptions, and observe how the product is being used. Prototype to learn. Build prototypes that explore user value, present these to customers, expose technical limitations, and tangibly shape direction. Write specs that bridge product and engineering. Translate validated problems and product intent into necessary ( technical ) requirements the team can act on. Ship when relevant. Implement features end-to-end alongside the rest of Engineering. Stay hands-on enough to spot when a track is getting stuck and step in to unblock. Collaborate cross-functionally. Work as a peer with Product Managers, Professional Services, Customer Success, and Presales. Translate fluently between technical and non-technical audiences, and close the loop from customer feedback back into the roadmap.