We’re building a team of AI Solutions Builders — people who work directly with enterprise customers and use AI coding agents to build the applications that solve their problems. This role leads that team of AI Solutions Engineers, setting standards and taking on the most complex builds. This team is a key input into our product strategy as the patterns you identify and the systems you design will directly shape Kana’s core platform.
This is a player-coach position. You’ll define the playbook for how we build software with AI, set the quality bar for what ships, and manage a growing team of builders. But you’ll also be hands-on — taking customer engagements yourself, building applications with AI tools, and staying deep in the work. If you’re looking for a role where you manage from a distance, this isn’t it.
We want someone with a product management background in adtech or martech who understands how consumer-facing brands think about audiences, campaigns, and growth. You’ve been technical your whole career — not necessarily an engineer, but someone who reads code, understands systems, and has strong opinions about how things should be built.
You’ll report directly to the co-founder/CTO.
Hybrid – 4 days/week
What You’ll Own
Customer Delivery
Team
Product Strategy for the Solutions Practice
The Playbook
What Success Looks Like
This is a new team, so we’re not handing you a rigid scorecard. But in 6–9 months, we’d expect to see a small high-performing team in place and consistently shipping customer applications. A documented playbook that’s being used actively, tested and refined through real engagements, and early signs of repeatable patterns: the kinds of applications and approaches that work well enough to become starting points rather than blank slates. The clearest signal of success is that customers are getting better applications, faster, and your team is getting measurably better at building them.
What We’re Looking For
Must Have
Nice to Have
How To Apply
Show us how you think about building with AI. A project you’ve shipped, a framework you’ve developed for your team, a writeup of your approach — anything that shows you’re already doing this work and thinking about how to make others better at it.
