As a Chief Engineer you own a domain end-to-end and you are deeply hands-on. You architect and build alongside your team, you set the technical bar by doing the work, and you steer the rest of the domain through its engineers and leads. You run a pod directly, hold a weekly council seat alongside the founders, and partner with your Domain PM as an equal. This is the most senior technical track in the company — leadership through technical credibility, not headcount. Because AI handles the routine, everyone on the team is senior and high-leverage. This is a rare chance to own an entire domain of a profitable, category-leading AI company outright — and to shape where banking goes next.
These are some of the areas a Chief Engineer could own:
• The core AI runtime and the intelligence systems — knowledge, retrieval, evaluation, and the data flywheel — that make the AI reason well and keep improving.
• The AI agents members talk to across voice and chat, and the AI-first contact center that makes employees dramatically more capable.
• The integrations and computer-use work that let agents take real action in the systems institutions run on.
• The systems that turn AI conversations into measurable outcomes, plus the operational backbone that keeps the platform fast and reliable.
• The shared data platform every team builds on, and the cross-customer fraud detection that protects millions of members.
• The platform on which interface.ai’s own teams and its customers build and deploy agents.
• An AI-native consumer banking experience that acts on people’s behalf.