Product Advisor, Autonomous Finance Agent

Company description

We are an early-stage startup led by former tier 1 M&A bankers and AI engineerings. After years in excel models and data rooms, we are building an autonomous financial analyst that reacts to real-time events and plans executes workflows autonomously.

Role at a glance

Help steer a greenfield AI product built for investment bankers, private-equity deal teams, and hedge-fund analysts. You will join a small, high-impact Product Advisory Panel that keeps us locked on real-world workflows.

How you’ll contribute

  • Give quick feedback on WhatsApp during the week (~15 min here and there)
  • Join occasional Saturday video calls to review concepts or prototypes (30-60 min)
  • Give feedback on feature prioritisation and GTM strategy
  • Stress-test onboarding flows and analyst use cases

Time commitment: roughly 2-3 hours per month, fully remote.

Who we\'re looking for

  • Current or very recent M&A analyst, associate, VP, director, or data specialist in Investment Banking, Private Equity, Hedge Fund or Credit Fund.
  • Good communicator with an opinion on technology product
  • Curious about AI and workflow automation
  • Not a fit: If your background is mainly product management in payments, consumer fintech, or retail banking, this panel is unlikely to match your expertise.

Engagement

  • Cash retainer for an initial advisory period
  • Option to join in a more significant role as the company grows
  • Time commitment: 2-3 hours a month, fully remote

Why you’ll love it

  • Direct influence on a greenfield AI product that might become part of every analyst’s daily work
  • High leverage on decisions vs. low time ask
  • Work with like-minded finance professionals and technologists
Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year Experience: 5 years required
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