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Paradigm

Product Engineer, Applied AI

San Francisco, CA$250k–$400kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Paradigm seeks a Product Engineer to build AI agent infrastructure and user-facing applications, primarily Slack interfaces, that automate workflows across the investment firm. You'll drive the development of Centaur (an open-source multiplayer AI agent runtime) and shape how Paradigm's teams operate daily through experimental, production-grade systems.

What you'll do

  • Build agent-powered automation for Paradigm's investing, research, and operations teams via Slack and other interfaces
  • Design and own the user experience for AI agent collaboration, ensuring it feels fast, legible, and trustworthy
  • Develop extensibility frameworks (tools, workflows, skills, overlays) so teams can build on Centaur without forking
  • Expand agent harness integration across multiple CLIs while maintaining a unified execution model
  • Manage open-source stewardship: triage issues, write docs, examples, and guides for the MIT-licensed Centaur project
  • Partner with Investing & Research, Events, and BizOps to identify high-impact automation opportunities

What they're looking for

  • Full-stack product engineering and system design
  • AI/LLM application development and prompt engineering
  • Infrastructure and DevOps (agent runtimes, CLIs, deployments)
  • Slack bot and conversational UI development
  • Open-source software stewardship and community engagement
  • Backend and distributed systems engineering
  • Security and safety considerations for agentic systems
  • Product sense and stakeholder collaboration
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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a complex product you've shipped that required balancing multiple stakeholder needs—how did you prioritize?
  • Describe your experience integrating with or building on top of AI models. What infrastructure gaps did you encounter?