Product Engineer
At a glance
Mid-level Software Engineering role at Imbue. San Francisco · $170,000–$350,000 base.
techroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Talk with users, ask focused questions, and observe how they work to uncover product needs
- Turn promising product ideas into rough prototypes, then use internal and external feedback to shape them
- Build backend and frontend features for web, command-line and IDE interfaces
- Create code structures that support quick changes, and remove code that no longer helps the product
- Work with product designers to turn promising concepts into new features and inform the product roadmap
What you bring
- You have experience with React, TypeScript and Python
- You bring strong product judgment and can work independently when the path is unclear
- You care about solving customer problems and are energized by learning directly from users
Who this fits
This role suits a hands-on product builder who wants to shape an early-stage software product and may have founded, or hopes to found, a software company. The role is based in San Francisco, and onsite employees receive daily lunch. The stated cash range is $170,000 to $350,000, plus equity.
From the employer
About Us
Imbue is a radically different AI company.
We believe that data should belong to you, humans should come before technology, and everyone deserves to own a personal team of AI agents. We believe in a future of open agents that you can modify to do exactly what you want.
We’re building a suite of tools to make tech serve humans, and making it open source.
Some first projects include
- Studio: A custom digital HQ for building personalized software, apps, and tools
- Bouncer: A social media feed filter that removes what you don't want to see and retrains your algorithm
- Sculptor: An interface for programmers to run coding agents in parallel and stay in flow
- mngr: A command-line tool for managing agents
- Vet: A standalone tool that catches AI coding mistakes and reviews full PRs
- Offload: A tool that automatically distributes your tests to run in isolated sandboxes
- Latchkey: A command-line tool to integrate local agents with third-party APIs
- Darwinian Evolver: A near-universal optimizer for code and agents
And we’re just getting started. If you’re excited about building a future with open agents, say hi!
We're supported by investors like Nvidia, Simon Last (co-founder of Notion), and Eric Schmidt (former CEO of Google), with $200M raised at over $1B valuation.