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Trullion is an AI-powered platform transforming accounting and audit workflows. Founded in 2019 and backed by top-tier investors including Aleph and Third Point Ventures, the company is headquartered in New York with offices in Tel Aviv and London.
You will own the product strategy and execution for Trullion's lease accounting product, which includes lease abstraction, financial calculations, workflows, reports, and AI agents. This product is used by corporate accounting teams, internal auditors, and external audit firms.
In this role, you will:
- Shape the lease accounting product roadmap end-to-end, from discovery through launch
- Spend significant time with accountants and auditors to deeply understand their workflows and pain points
- Work at the intersection of engineering, design, customer success, and go-to-market teams
- Make critical decisions about where AI should automate work, where humans must remain in the loop, and how to build trust and auditability into AI-driven features
- Own the product strategy for lease abstraction, financial calculations, workflows, and reporting capabilities
- Define what "trusted AI" means in a profession built on trust and accuracy
- Drive product decisions that balance automation with explainability and auditability
The company is focused on building "Auditable AI"—AI that finance and audit teams can genuinely rely on and stake their professional reputation on, rather than hype-driven solutions.
Requirements:
The posting does not explicitly state years of experience or formal qualifications. However, the role expects:
- Strong passion for building B2B products
- Excitement about solving deep, complex technical problems
- Experience or strong interest in applied AI and its practical applications
- Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering, design, and go-to-market teams
- Comfort making nuanced product decisions in regulated, high-stakes domains
- Ideally, familiarity with accounting, audit, or financial services workflows (not stated as required, but implied by the domain focus)
