Job Purpose

We’re looking for a mid-level product focused engineer to join our team.

You'll own features and small products end-to-end—design, build, ship, iterate—using AI tools as your primary means of execution. You’ll be working with AI agents but bringing your own product judgment to every decision. We move fast because AI multiplies what one engineer can do, and this role is built for that.

Responsibilities

• Own features across the full lifecycle: scope the problem, prototype, ship to production, and iterate on feedback Use AI coding agents as your default workflow - delegating implementation, reviewing and directing output, and going from idea to working software quickly
• Turn product goals into technical decisions without waiting for a fully detailed spec
• Work across the stack (backend, frontend, and often design/UX) as the problem requires
• Collaborate with senior engineers and product to sharpen your product and technical instincts

Requirements

• 2–4 years of software engineering experience with solid fundamentals - you can read, evaluate, and debug code you didn't write line-by-line
• Hands-on experience with AI development tools, or strong evidence you'll pick them up fast
• Emerging product sense: you care about the user problem and can form opinions about what to build
• Comfort with ambiguity and ownership—you'd rather ship and learn than wait for perfect requirements
• Ability to work across at least a couple of areas of the stack
• Bias toward action and rapid iteration
• Nice to haveExperience on a small team or shipping something you scoped yourself
• Familiarity with prompt engineering, evals, or AI-powered features
• Some design or product exposure beyond pure engineering #

Why Is This Role Different?

• You're not inheriting a backlog, you're owning a product area with real scope and real stakes. The engineering team you'll work with ships fast using agentic tooling as their default; you're ex
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Job Purpose

We’re looking for a mid-level product focused engineer to join our team.

You'll own features and small products end-to-end—design, build, ship, iterate—using AI tools as your primary means of execution. You’ll be working with AI agents but bringing your own product judgment to every decision. We move fast because AI multiplies what one engineer can do, and this role is built for that.

Responsibilities

• Own features across the full lifecycle: scope the problem, prototype, ship to production, and iterate on feedback Use AI coding agents as your default workflow - delegating implementation, reviewing and directing output, and going from idea to working software quickly
• Turn product goals into technical decisions without waiting for a fully detailed spec
• Work across the stack (backend, frontend, and often design/UX) as the problem requires
• Collaborate with senior engineers and product to sharpen your product and technical instincts

Requirements

• 2–4 years of software engineering experience with solid fundamentals - you can read, evaluate, and debug code you didn't write line-by-line
• Hands-on experience with AI development tools, or strong evidence you'll pick them up fast
• Emerging product sense: you care about the user problem and can form opinions about what to build
• Comfort with ambiguity and ownership—you'd rather ship and learn than wait for perfect requirements
• Ability to work across at least a couple of areas of the stack
• Bias toward action and rapid iteration
• Nice to haveExperience on a small team or shipping something you scoped yourself
• Familiarity with prompt engineering, evals, or AI-powered features
• Some design or product exposure beyond pure engineering #

Why Is This Role Different?

• You're not inheriting a backlog, you're owning a product area with real scope and real stakes. The engineering team you'll work with ships fast using agentic tooling as their default; you're ex