
Staff Product Engineer
Nectar Group
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Palo Alto • California • United States
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Salary
💰 $180,000 - $300,000 per year
Job Level
Tech Stack
About the role
- Build AI-powered product experiences: You'll build products like conversation inboxes, AI-suggested replies, and summarization of social conversations into actionable insights.
- Raise the bar on application quality: The app serves thousands of users daily across a wide surface area. You'll improve shared components, establish consistent patterns, and optimize performance so the team can ship more products at a higher quality bar.
- Shape technical direction: Write architecture docs, mentor other engineers, and drive decisions on design systems, performance, and build tools.
Requirements
- Strong product engineering background with experience building complex, data-rich web applications in React
- Customer empathy — you understand the users of your software deeply to build products that make their work easier
- Desire to mentor engineers and shape engineering culture and process as the company scales
- Belief that AI is changing how software gets built and a desire to establish AI-assisted engineering workflows
- Comfort operating in a fast-moving startup where you'll wear multiple hats and own problems end-to-end
Benefits
- Competitive salary and meaningful early-stage equity
- Health, dental, and vision insurance with 401(k) matching
- Hybrid work model (Palo Alto office, 3 days/week in-office collaboration)
- No silos - engineers have the freedom to work across our entire product and infrastructure stack, and participate directly in product decisions
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Hard Skills & Tools
ReactAI-powered product developmentweb application developmentarchitecture documentationperformance optimizationdesign systemsbuild tools
Soft Skills
customer empathymentoringshaping engineering cultureproblem ownershipadaptability