Clera
Founding Engineer
San Francisco$150k–$250kfulltimemidAdded today
About this role
Join an early-stage B2B SaaS startup as the first engineering hire to build an AI-powered integration platform for supply chain and logistics. You'll own core systems end-to-end, establish engineering foundations, and work directly with founders to shape product and team growth.
What you'll do
- Own agent platform, infrastructure, and integrations runtime across the full stack
- Establish engineering patterns, standards, and best practices for future team members
- Ship production-ready systems with strong observability and reliability
- Drive end-to-end feature development from frontend through backend to infrastructure
- Collaborate directly with founders on technical decisions and product direction
- Build integrations with enterprise systems (ERP, WMS, OMS, TMS, EDI)
What they're looking for
- TypeScript and React (frontend)
- Node.js (backend)
- AWS cloud infrastructure
- PostgreSQL database design
- Large language models (LLMs) and agent-based systems
- Distributed systems, observability, monitoring, and retry patterns
- Full-stack feature ownership and delivery
- 0-to-1 product building experience
Benefits
- Competitive salary of $150,000–$250,000 annually
- Early-stage equity in well-funded startup
- Visa sponsorship available
- Direct influence on product and engineering culture
- On-site collaboration in San Francisco
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Clera
Clera builds an agentic operating system that automates complex workflows and processes through AI agents, with a platform designed to simplify distributed infrastructure management for developers. The company is hiring Founding Engineers, Customer Engineers, and Product Engineers to develop both backend systems and user-facing interfaces across their AI automation products.
View all jobs at CleraLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a 0-to-1 product you built—what was your role and what made it successful?
- Describe a time you integrated LLMs or agents into a production system. What challenges did you face?