- We’re hiring for a number of roles across both of our Technology teams: new product development and customer delivery

- We’d love to talk to you about both teams, understand what excites you, and place you into the team where we think you’ll thrive best

- Great Product Engineers don’t come from the same cookie cutter — and we don’t want them to

- This role has a tilt

- Your title will be Senior Product Engineer, but you’ll bring a primary specialism from one of three disciplines: product management, product design, or engineering (full-stack or backend)

- Your tilt is your superpower — it’s the lens through which you approach problems, the depth you bring to your solutions, and the perspective you add to the team

- What unites everyone in this role is the ability to work across the full product lifecycle, a genuine AI-first way of working, and an obsession with building things that solve real customer problems

- We’re not looking for generalists who are average at everything — we’re looking for people with a strong foundation in their discipline who are curious, capable, and motivated enough to work beyond it

- Product direction and ownership
- Take ownership of significant product areas — from identifying the right problems to defining solutions to shipping and iterating

- Translate customer problems — known and emerging — into clear product concepts, prioritised experiments, and scalable product bets

- Work closely with Commercial, Demand Generation, and senior leadership to ensure what you’re building is aligned to market opportunity and commercial impact

- Building and shipping with AI

- Build working prototypes and demos fast — good enough to test with real customers, not perfect enough to slow you down

- Use AI tools (Claude, Cursor, and equivalents) as a core part of your daily workflow,



dramatically increasing your speed and output

- Know when a rough prototype is right for the moment and when production-grade engineering is needed — and apply that judgment confidently

- Ship, measure, learn, iterate — kill what isn’t working, double down on what is

- Customer and stakeholder engagement
- Act as a credible product voice in commercial conversations, pilot programmes, and client engagements

- Work cross-functionally with Customer Support, Program Management, and Demand Generation to understand the full picture of how customers find, adopt, and stay with ev.energy

- Raising the bar
- Share what you learn openly, challenge how things are done, and raise the capability of the engineers around you

- Model what AI-native product engineering looks like in practice — not in theory

- Contribute to a culture of experimentation, velocity, and commercial impact

Benefits

- Accelerate your career: An environment of personal and professional growth, with a transparency progression framework. Books, courses and conferences, on us.

- Work at your best: Build the perfect home off or use a co-working space. Whatever helps you find your groove, we’ll help with the costs. MacBook or PC, your call.

- Collaborate creatively: Slack, Google Meets, Notion, Jira. Plus regular Lunch & Learns, virtual games sessions, and an annual company-wide get-together in person.

- Recharge your batteries: Things move fast in a start-up,



so we provide a generous holiday allowance to help you switch off, see family, explore the world or just do your thing.

- Upgrade your ride: For our senior roles, we offer an EV allowance to help you switch to a more sustainable vehicle for personal usage.

- Medical & life insurance

- Pension contribution

- Paid parental leave

- Personal development support

- Flexible working patterns
- Charity matching- High bias for action and comfort with ambiguity — you make positive decisions with incomplete information

- At least one AI-powered product taken from concept through MVP to production scale — you have a specific story, not just a resume claim

- Deep hands-on fluency with AI coding and prototyping tools (Claude, Cursor, or equivalent) as a genuine daily practice

- Strong communication skills — written, verbal, and demo — credible with engineers, commercial stakeholders, and customers

- Strong product instincts grounded in direct customer conversations — you’ve shaped what you built by talking to the people who use it

- Experience leading small squads and influencing product direction without relying on hierarchy

- 5–8 years of product/engineering experience, with a clear track record of shipping product that customers use

- Experience in energy, utilities, cleantech, or adjacent domains

- Full-stack capability that lets you prototype independently without blocking on others

- Familiarity with EV fleet operations, home energy management, or grid services
- A portfolio of things you’ve shipped — products, demos, or tools that prove how you work

- Experience or strong instincts around customer growth — how product design and onboarding experiences directly influence acquisition and retention

📌 Senior Product Engineer (Canada)
🏢 ev.energy
📍 Canada