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Role Summary

You will act as a chief of staff, directly working with the leaders. You will own the full loop: identify a high-impact business problem, conceive the AI-powered solution, build the production system, ship it, and own the outcome — as a single person. The problems change every few weeks as the company’s priorities shift. One month you’re building a multi-agent system for merchant risk detection or transaction success-rate optimization. Next, you’re deploying an internal operations copilot that processes hundreds of thousands of events a day and building products for the customers. What stays constant is the expectation that you close the loop end-to-end — from a messy business brief to a live system with metrics moving — in days, not quarters.

You Know Who You Are

• You have deep expertise across the full building journey: Decompose business problems from first principles. When a messy brief lands, you break it into data, models, integrations, automations, and human touchpoints — and make the right call on what to build vs. buy vs. defer.
• Design and build the full system yourself. Architecture, backend services, data pipelines, LLM orchestration, frontend — you own the spec nobody writes for you. You write production code, not demos that die after a meeting.
• Ship to production and own the outcome. Phased rollouts, alert thresholds, business metrics. When something breaks, you fix it. When numbers are below target, you know why.
• Switch altitude — technical depth to C-suite context. Debug a model’s internals in the morning. Present the roadmap to leadership in the afternoon. Review legal terms for an AI partnership before the end of day.
• Multiply AI capability across the organisation. You make teams across Sales, Marketing, Risk, and Engineering better at identifying and executing AI opportunities on their own — through frameworks, reference tools, and workshops that change behaviour.
• You’ve been using AI tools for over a year — Claude Code or Cursor is your default environment, not a novelty. You orchestrate agents, build with skills and MCPs. AI assistance is muscle memory.
• You’re a polyglot — picking up new stacks fast because AI handles the ramp. You thrive in ambiguity and default to action.

You will be a good fit if you bring

• Founder mindset: you’ve started something (a company, a product, a team) and taken it from zero to live with your own hands. You don’t wait for specs.
• Full-stack capability: backend services, data pipelines (Kafka, Airflow), LLM orchestration (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini), frontends (React), and deployment infrastructure (GCP, Docker). You don’t wait for other teams to unblock you.
• LLM & agent depth: hands-on with multi-agent systems, RAG, prompt engineering, and production AI pipelines — not just API wrappers.
• Product instinct: you ask “why” before “how.” You can scope a business problem down to a shippable prototype and articulate business value to non-technical stakeholders.
• Speed & autonomy: you can take a problem from discovery to demo in under two weeks. You move faster than the process and create structure only where it helps.
• Influence without authority: you align stakeholders across Sales, Risk, Engineering, and Legal by being clear, credible, and fast — without having direct reports in any of those functions.

You will not be a good fit if you

• You need detailed specs handed to you.
• You prefer deep specialisation over breadth.
• You’re uncomfortable with ambiguity.
• You optimise for code elegance over customer outcomes.
• You hand off after designing or after shipping.
• You treat “not my job” as a valid answer.
• You need a stable roadmap to do your best work.
• You still thrive living in a 2-week sprint.