
Product Engineer, New Products
Wispr Flow5 hours ago
Base Salary
$180k - $300k/yr
Responsibilities
- Explore fast voice actions, computer use, and novel interaction patterns.
- Develop hypotheses, prototypes, and experiments for new product ideas.
- Build and evolve a harness for in-house models focused on human-computer interaction.
- Improve memory and context retrieval for different interaction modalities.
- Partner with the ML team to create a bidirectional product–model feedback loop.
- Test and evaluate ideas, graduate promising concepts into product areas, or document why others should be abandoned.
- Own the direction and implementation of successful product bets with increasing scope.
Requirements
- Have taken an ambiguous idea from hypothesis through prototype and user or internal testing.
- Have explored multiple directions and discontinued ideas when evidence did not support them.
- Have built something that changed how people interact with a computer or demonstrated strong instincts for new interaction patterns.
- Have worked closely with researchers or technical collaborators whose product needs and model capabilities influenced each other.
- Have shipped a prototype or product, or demonstrated rigorous experiments and learning even when nothing graduated.
- Have owned meaningful product direction and implementation when an idea proved promising.
- Communicate work clearly through concrete artifacts, technical or product writing, or demos, especially publicly.
- Deep expertise across HCI, product, and ML is not required; the company prioritizes learning speed and judgment about experimentation.
Categories
Product Engineering
About Wispr Flow
Wispr Flow builds cross-platform dictation software that lets people talk instead of type across their apps, with auto-editing, command mode, and 100+ languages. The company sells subscription software to consumers and businesses; its flagship product runs on Mac, iPhone, Windows, and Android. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in San Francisco, it is privately held.