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Full Stack Product Engineer
Raylu Ai
NYCOn-site5mo ago
- Employment
- Full-time
About the role
- Strong full-stack foundation: TypeScript across the stack; React/Next on the front, Node on the back.
- Product-minded: You prioritize user value, care about UX details, and help design APIs that keep the UI simple.
- Good engineering judgment: You can move quickly while keeping an eye on reliability and making smart now-vs-scale tradeoffs.
- Ownership: You can take features from requirements to implementation, launch, and iteration - collaborating closely with teammates.
- Bonus: Familiarity with LLM integrations and cloud deployment.
- Opinionated: You’re thoughtful about the tech landscape and make design decisions based on clear reasoning—comfortable learning new patterns when needed.
- Move rapidly from customer pain point to shipped feature
- Build and ship across frontend, backend, and infrastructure; prototype quickly then harden
- Improve developer ergonomics, code quality, and observability
- Contribute to the roadmap and help shape product direction with data and user feedback
- Compensation: $150K - $200K salary, $50–100K equivalent in new hire equity (4 year vest)
- Location: New York City. We are a fully in-office team working out of Midtown Manhattan Monday through Friday. We allow for WFH days when anyone is traveling, but we do not allow for permanent remote work.
- Generous health, dental, and vision insurance
- 401k with 3% automatic contribution (no vesting)
- Paid Lunches
- Wellness and Citi Bike benefit
Perks & benefits
- 401k
- Vision Insurance
- Equity Compensation
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