Product Engineer at early-stage product-focused startup

This is a job that we are recruiting for on behalf of one of our customers. To apply, speak to Jack. He's an AI agent that sends you unmissable jobs and then helps you ace the interview. He'll make sure you are considered for this role, and help you find others if you ask. Product Engineer Company Description: Early-stage product-focused startup Job Description: Join a dynamic early-stage startup as a Product Engineer, shaping the core product from ideation to launch. You'll work closely with product and design, translating user needs into robust, scalable solutions. This role offers a unique opportunity to drive significant impact, contributing directly to the company's growth and user experience in a fast-paced environment. Location: Remote Why this role is remarkable: Directly influence the product roadmap and technical architecture from day one. Opportunity to join an early-stage company with significant growth potential, backed by top-tier VCs. Transition into a hands-on engineering role with a strong product focus, leveraging your PM experience. What you will do: Design, build, and ship new product features across the stack, ensuring high quality and performance. Collaborate closely with product managers and designers to define requirements and deliver user-centric solutions. Contribute to technical design discussions, architectural decisions, and maintain a scalable codebase. The ideal candidate: Strong engineering fundamentals with experience in modern web technologies. Possesses a keen product sense and empathy for user experience. Eager to thrive in an early-stage, fast-paced environment with a high degree of ownership. How to Apply: To apply for this job speak to Jack, our AI recruiter. Step 1. Visit our website Step 2. Click 'Speak with Jack' Step 3. Login with your LinkedIn profile Step 4. Talk to Jack for 20 minutes so he can understand your experience and ambitions Step 5. If the hiring manager would like to meet you, Jack will make the introduction