People Culture Talent
Product Engineer, Platform
About this role
We are seeking a Product Engineer to enhance the user experience of a cutting-edge platform used by advanced software and AI teams. In this integral role, you'll collaborate with founders, engineers, and customers to design and implement developer-facing features while establishing design standards.
What you'll do
- Lead full stack feature development, focusing on backend (Golang) and frontend (React).
- Engage directly with customers for support and feedback.
- Propose API designs and technical architecture for features.
- Ensure scalability and reliability in software development.
- Work on AI integration and infrastructure for agent workflows.
What they're looking for
- 4+ years in engineering and designing digital products
- Experience with Golang and React
- AI tool utilization
- Strong communication skills
- Intuitive understanding of developer tools
- Product intuition and customer engagement
Benefits
- Exceptional team retention rates
- Opportunities for meaningful ownership
- High technical standards and collaboration
- Work with experienced professionals from industry leaders
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People Culture Talent
People Culture Talent builds a platform for sophisticated software and AI teams, offering AI infrastructure and developer-focused tools. The company is hiring Developer Relations, Frontend Engineers, Product Engineers, Customer Engineers, and Sales Engineers to strengthen community engagement, enhance user experience, and support technical implementation and sales efforts.
View all jobs at People Culture TalentLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack feature you've shipped end-to-end — from API design to frontend implementation. How did you handle the handoff between backend and frontend work?
- Tell us about a time you worked directly with customers to shape a product decision. How did you balance what they asked for with what you thought was the right solution?