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AI Product Developer
Do you love the moment an idea becomes something you can click on? Do you enjoy sitting with the people who'll actually use what you make? Are you the kind of builder who can't quite tell where design ends and code begins - and likes it that way? For our Copenhagen office, we are looking for an AI Product Developer to help us design, prototype, and build the next generation of data- and AI-driven products for our clients. This is not a traditional UX designer role, and it's not a traditional front-end role either. It's a builder role for someone who lives at the intersection of product thinking, design craft, front-end engineering, and emerging AI tools. Who is Intellishore? Founded in 2013, Intellishore is home to 80+ passionate specialists in strategy, AI, and data, working from our Copenhagen and Zurich offices. We partner with leading organizations to shape the future of health, working with partners across the ecosystem to unlock the full potential of data and AI. Read more about our vision for Health 3.0 here: https://www.intellishore.dk/health We are builders who believe in an open and honest approach to consulting. We ask questions, stand by our beliefs, and cut through complexity to create clarity. For us, progress doesn’t come from technology alone - it happens when the right people have the right data, strategy, and tools to act. As a collective of developers and strategists, visionaries and pragmatists, we bring energy, expertise, and a passion for helping others succeed. Read more about our team here: https://www.intellishore.dk/about. What will you be working on? You’ll be working closely with our strategy and AI teams, turning strategies, models, and new workflows into products that our clients actually use. The role spans the full path from problem to shipped product: Frame the problem alongside the client. Sit with client teams. Map workflows. Ask the questions that get past surface requirements. Translate business and data complexity into clear use