Product vision and strategy. You set the product vision and roadmap, decide what gets built and in what order, and carry the product numbers in the company scorecard.
The product function, outright. You are the product organization. As Peach Pilot grows, you build and lead the product function.
What we still have to build. The first products are live with early users. Most of the operating system is not built yet, and almost all of it is new AI-native work rather than a tidier version of something that already exists.
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Score and predict which leads are worth an agent’s next hour
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Turn recorded sales calls into coaching, scoring, and insight that gets new agents productive faster
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Sit on a live call and run underwriting across dozens of carriers at once
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Automate customer touchpoints across the life of a policy
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Predict and prevent chargebacks
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Book of business, commission management, and upline dashboards
Carriers and rate data. Underwriting rules and rate data differ at every carrier. Acquiring it, encoding it, and catching a wrong rule before an agent does is our moat and our hardest recurring problem.
Where the platform goes next. You help decide which lines of business and markets come next beyond life insurance, and how the product earns its way there.
This is a startup. Lanes blur, work crosses over, and you will own outcomes that do not fit cleanly in a job description. The right person reads that as the appeal.