San Francisco • Hybrid • Full-time
$200,000-$250,000 USD annual base salary • 0.25%-0.5% equity
The roleWe are looking for a senior engineer who cares deeply about what customers are trying to do and can turn that understanding into working software. You will own features from the first conversation and prototype through launch, feedback and iteration. The work spans interface design, application logic and backend integration.
What you will do- Work with customers and the founders to understand commodity workflows and identify the most valuable problems to solve.
- Prototype and ship interfaces that make complex operational work clear and manageable.
- Build complete features across the frontend, APIs and data model.
- Make AI-assisted workflows understandable, including review, correction and error recovery.
- Observe how people use what you ship and improve it based on concrete feedback.
- Balance speed, usability and maintainability, with attention to the details that make software dependable.
What we are looking for- Experience taking customer-facing features from an unclear problem to a production release.
- Strong frontend or full-stack engineering skills and the ability to work through backend dependencies.
- Good product judgment: you can explain who a feature helps, why it matters and what can be left out.
- Care for interaction design, accessibility, performance and edge cases.
- Comfort talking directly with users and changing direction when evidence calls for it.
Useful experience- Building complex B2B applications, operational tools or data-heavy interfaces.
- Working on a small team with responsibility across product and engineering.
- Shipping AI-powered user experiences that keep people informed and in control.
What success looks likeCustomers can complete important tasks with less friction. You own a workflow end to end, understand how it is used, and keep improving it after launch.
Interview processWe start with either a 15-minute introductory conversation followed by a separate 1-hour technical screen, or a single 1-hour session with a 15-minute introduction and 45-minute technical exercise. Depending on what we still need to explore together, we may invite you to a second technical screen before an onsite.
We will explain the next step and what to prepare before each interview.