عاجل تعلن عن وظيفة مهندس منتج في الرياض السعودية

About Aajil

Aajil is a Saudi, Sharia-compliant B2B working-capital fintech for the industrial supply chain: contractors, traders, and manufacturers. We run the entire lending business on an internal product suite we built ourselves - credit decisioning, collections, deal processing, the sales platform, document intelligence, and an AI outbound engine.

We're genuinely AI-native. Most implementation here is orchestrating AI (Claude and our own agentic development platform) rather than hand-writing code, and every builder works this way. We're scaling deployments hard (SAR 115M → 150M per quarter), ship in weekly sprints, and keep a deliberately flat, low-management culture where people are trusted with outsized ownership.

What you'll do

• Own a meaningful, ambiguous problem through to a shipped solution that's live and used - going to the source to understand the real need.
• Turn ambiguity into a clear spec: what to build, why, and what "done" looks like.
• Build it yourself, AI-leveraged and fast, and ship it against your own definition of done.
• Own your delivery from spec to production: unblock yourself, ship, and verify it actually solved the problem.
• Build for maintainability and hand over well, so what you ship lives on without you.
• Grow into owning whole systems and the hardest, most ambiguous problems.

What we're looking for

• You thrive in ambiguity - the messier and more important the brief, the more we want you on it.
• You speak both languages - you can sit with a credit officer or a salesperson and write the code, with the aptitude and curiosity to translate business into system.
• You're self-accountable - you feel the ownership and drive the outcome to done.
• You're AI-native - you already build primarily by orchestrating AI and ship several times faster because of it. This is a hard requirement, not a bonus.
• Strong fundamentals + high learning velocity - you can write and debug clean code unaided, and you ramp fast. At this level we bet on raw ability and speed of learning.
• You started in engineering and are growing into product.

Minimum qualifications

• Bachelor's in Engineering, Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• ~2-4 years building software with Python or a similar language, including at least one thing you owned and shipped to production (a strong independent/side project counts).
• Comfortable building with AI/LLMs (Claude, agents) as your primary workflow.
• Solid fundamentals: data structures, clean code, debugging, SQL, full-stack basics.
• Can run technical discovery with stakeholders (with some guidance) to clarify needs, constraints, and success criteria.

Preferred qualifications

• A standout side project or independent shipping record.
• Exposure to cloud (GCP a plus), data pipelines (structured + unstructured), and LLM apps (RAG, vector databases, evals) - familiarity, not yet deep production experience.
• Startup, internal-tools, or founding-engineer background.
• Fintech/credit domain; Arabic.

What this role is not

• A coordinator's role - you own the problem and the outcome, not a backlog or a hand-off.
• Pure product management (you build) or pure engineering (you own the business result, not just the code).
• The GTM/ops mandate of launching a new product line or untangling licensing/imports/customs - that's a separate role.

How you'll work

High autonomy, outside the hierarchy, deployed onto high-leverage problems rather than parked in a team. Weekly sprints, AI-first tooling, real users (our own credit, ops, and sales teams) on the other side of every project - what you build goes live immediately. You'll get a real ramp and mentorship, and a clear path to L4.

How we hire

No leetcode. A recruiter screen, then two live technical rounds: one where we hand you a real, ambiguous problem from our world and watch you scope it and design it; one where you write code unaided and then build AI-leveraged. We're testing turning ambiguity into shipped value, and fluency in both business and engineering.

If that's the work you want to be doing, apply now.