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Senior AI Product Engineer

Remote

Hone is revolutionizing the way companies develop and support their managers and teams. As the leading AI-powered people development platform, we are on a mission to democratize access to high-quality training across the enterprise, so every employee can unlock their potential. We are moving the world beyond legacy corporate training to a modern development model that blends AI-personalized experiences with live expert-led classes. We know our approach works because we are obsessive about measuring outcomes, and we deliver standout results: 96% of our learners show lasting behavior change.

We’re funded by leading VCs in Silicon Valley and beyond, and have raised over $50M to support our mission! Come join us as we continue to invest in impactful, engaging learning experiences for teams everywhere.

 

At Hone We Believe:

  • Exceptional professional development opportunities should be accessible to all
  • Learning should be meaningful and engaging
  • Measurement is key to behavior change
  • Learning is a continuous journey

 

We combine the depth of live human connection with the power of AI-driven technology to create a next-generation, continuous learning experience that our customers love. To date, Hone has delivered over 200,000 Learner hours, taught 50,000 Learners and has facilitated over 15,000 live online classes. Many of the world’s most innovative companies, including Zoom, Aramark, Indeed, and TomTom depend on Hone every day to help their teams progress, grow, and lead.

 

Won’t you join us? 

 

About the Role:

We’re looking for a Senior or Staff AI Product Engineer to join our high-impact engineering team and help shape the future of our AI-powered solutions and upskill thousands of people across the world. You’ll work closely with product, design, and other engineers to rapidly experiment on new AI products and features, integrating LLMs and other technologies to delight our customers. You’ll work to bring them to production quickly and then gather feedback for your next iteration. You’ll work on a small but mighty remote-first team and be a key contributor to enabling our team to push into the next set of our AI product line. Along the way, you’ll mentor, advise, and build with the rest of the team as we all learn together. 

You’ll thrive in this role if you have a strong product mindset, a desire to independently own and drive products from inception to launch even in the face of ambiguity, and an excitement to drive human connection in the workplace. You’ll get the opportunity to not just grow yourself but have a direct hand in helping thousands of people grow, lead, and live better lives at work. Along the way, you’ll get the benefit of being at a small startup - moving across the stack and working wherever is most impactful. We can’t wait to see what you build! 

You will:

  • Integrate AI platform APIs across our product line - both internally and externally
  • Develop and refine LLM prompt chains and agents to meet the customer’s needs and expectations
  • Create eval systems to fine tune our agents to better suit the needs of our customers 
  • Work on major product initiatives end to end, from design and prototyping to production
  • Contribute to technical discussions, roadmap planning, and mentoring across the organization 

You are ideal for this role if you have:

  • 3+ years of experience in software development in a dynamic programming language (We use Python and React)
  • Experience working with LLMs in production
  • Experience in prompt engineering, RAG engineering, and AI agent building
  • Desire and experience working with product and design to iteratively build features 
  • Desire to work across the stack - moving to wherever the most impactful work is
  • A proven track record of independent project ownership and getting features to production

Some projects you might work on include:

  • Building personalization into our AI products
  • Adding our AI products to slack integrations to meet our learners where they are
  • Improving the user interface for our AI sessions
  • Building eval systems to ensure the reliability of our AI agents


About Hone:

Hone’s Core Values:

  • Customer - Start with the customer
  • Character - Do the right thing, even when it’s hard
  • Competence - Execute successfully, grow continuously
  • Compassion - Seek first to understand, then to be understood
  • Camaraderie - Let’s enjoy the journey together

Why You’ll Love Working at Hone:

  • Big mission: Revolutionize the $300B corporate training industry
  • Remote first: Hone is a remote-first and fully-distributed organization. We're dedicated to building an exceptional experience for our learners, and an ambitious, productive, engaging and fun environment for our team. 
  • Amazing people: make an impact on something that truly helps people alongside an incredible, hard-working team
  • We care deeply about diversity and inclusion. Diversity allows us to build an even better and more inclusive learner experience. 

Equal Opportunity Employer:

The Company provides equal employment opportunities to all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, genetic information, or any other protected classification. Equal employment opportunity includes, but is not limited to, hiring, training, promotion, demotion, transfer, leaves of absence, and termination. The Company takes allegations of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation seriously, and will promptly investigate when such behavior is reported

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