Product Engineer, Product Platform

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Are our shared systems fast, reliable, and cost-efficient as traffic grows?
Are we making product development safe by default, consistent, and faster?
Can a builder connect a third-party service once and have it work safely across every app they build?
Are user-facing surfaces consistent and fast, with shared primitives teams can build on?
Is our codebase easy to navigate, change, and extend, including for AI coding agents?

Design reusable primitives and interfaces with clear contracts and documentation that other teams adopt
Work directly with product teams to turn their friction into platform improvements
Profile and instrument shared systems, then ship the improvements that move latency, cost, and reliability
Harden systems against failure and abuse, and make safe defaults the path of least resistance
Set technical direction in architecture and design reviews, and document the decisions and rollout plans behind them

Backend infrastructure: the data and service infrastructure the product runs on, including caching, databases, APIs, and the observability that keeps it healthy. For example, improving SLOs and cutting latency and cost through caching and data-access work.
Connectors: the platform that lets a builder connect a service once (communication, payments, developer tools, cloud storage, CRM, data warehouses, and more) and have Agent read and write to it across every app, without managing API keys. The work spans OAuth, permissions, and multi-tenant infrastructure. For example, making connections enterprise-grade: letting organizations govern who can use which integrations, and keeping hundreds of them healthy and observable so a broken connection is caught before a builder hits it.
Product primitives: the building blocks teams reuse instead of rebuilding, such as identity and entitlements, localization, and configuration. For example, designing an entitlements model product teams use without needing to understand the underlying permission graph.
Frontend platform: the architecture and platform layer behind core product surfaces, including frontend frameworks, the data layer, shared UI primitives, and client performance. For example, cutting time-to-interactive on a core surface by reworking how it loads and renders data.

Experience shipping and operating software in production (reliability, performance, incidents, observability)
Built and operated platform systems that other teams depend on
Able to make and communicate tradeoffs across UX, correctness, delivery speed, and long-term maintainability
Comfortable collaborating cross-functionally with engineering, design, and product partners
Fluent in modern web stacks (TypeScript, React, Node.js, Postgres), with depth in frontend, backend, or full-stack