$230K to $280K a year as published by the employer
Applications are completed on the employer's own site.
Build a platform that automates data production pipelines and lead a small team of engineers.
About the RoleJoin a small engineering team at an AI data infrastructure company as an early builder. You will build a platform that automates data production pipelines and help shape its architecture, quality, and product experience. What You'll DoOwn end-to-end development of platform features, from design through delivery.
Make independent architectural decisions that support reliable, fast product development.
Lead a pod of two to three engineers by mentoring teammates and removing blockers.
Work with operations teams to identify important problems and turn them into product solutions.
Use AI coding tools in your daily workflow and critically evaluate their output.
What We're Looking ForFive to ten years of experience in full-stack product engineering.
Experience building across frontend, backend, and infrastructure, including with TypeScript.
Startup or small-team experience shipping early-stage products from concept to launch.
Experience owning architecture decisions or mentoring other engineers.
Daily experience with AI coding tools such as Cursor or Copilot, paired with sound judgment about generated code.
Strong technical fundamentals, user empathy, and the ability to make product and design decisions independently.
Clear communication with non-technical operators and stakeholders, plus attention to product look and feel.
A technical degree in computer science, math, physics, engineering, or a related field.
Compensation & BenefitsBase salary is $230,000 to $280,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is available. LocationOn-site in San Francisco, California.
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