Vice President, AI Product & Engineering

Patch, New York

What you need

You have clear and proven attribution of commercial success and business outcomes in self-serve SMB products (i.e. products similiar to Patch's promoted events and featured business listings: self-serve, low price point, recurring).
You are fluent in Clay Christensen's JTBD framework.
You have 5+ years of leading leaders in technical and product roles in entrepreneurial environments.
You have technical credibility: 10+ years of experience as an engineer and/or managing engineering teams, and the ability to reason directly about architecture, data, feasibility, and trade-offs.
You are hands-on: You prototype, inspect the data, talk with customers and work through details with the team; you do not delegate the substance of product leadership.
You lead with curiosity, candor, self-awareness, low ego, and a sense of humor.

Patch, New York

$225K–$275K

a year

This base pay is above the median for director-level software engineering jobs that are remote in the US.

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You have clear and proven attribution of commercial success and business outcomes in self-serve SMB products (i.e. products similiar to Patch's promoted events and featured business listings: self-serve, low price point, recurring).
You are fluent in Clay Christensen's JTBD framework.
You have 5+ years of leading leaders in technical and product roles in entrepreneurial environments.
You have technical credibility: 10+ years of experience as an engineer and/or managing engineering teams, and the ability to reason directly about architecture, data, feasibility, and trade-offs.
You are hands-on: You prototype, inspect the data, talk with customers and work through details with the team; you do not delegate the substance of product leadership.
You lead with curiosity, candor, self-awareness, low ego, and a sense of humor.