Product Engineer

Recall, San Francisco

What you will do

The dashboard and MCP. You’ll own the experience engineers and their agents have while integrating, debugging and supporting the Recall platform.
Internal products. Build workflows that cross teams, understand what's broken and slow, and build the solution. Revenue tooling is first: getting contracts signed, helping sales close deals, and making sure customers are billed correctly. As you learn the business, you’ll decide where to expand next.
Product roadmap. You’ll interview users, analyze user behavior and run experiments to validate your hypotheses. Work with customers, sales, finance, and other teams to understand broken workflows, challenge proposed solutions, and define practical projects. You’ll figure out what needs to be solved next to have the most impact.

Recall, San Francisco

$215K

a year

This base pay is above the median for software engineering jobs in the Bay Area with no level in the job title.

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The dashboard and MCP. You’ll own the experience engineers and their agents have while integrating, debugging and supporting the Recall platform.
Internal products. Build workflows that cross teams, understand what's broken and slow, and build the solution. Revenue tooling is first: getting contracts signed, helping sales close deals, and making sure customers are billed correctly. As you learn the business, you’ll decide where to expand next.
Product roadmap. You’ll interview users, analyze user behavior and run experiments to validate your hypotheses. Work with customers, sales, finance, and other teams to understand broken workflows, challenge proposed solutions, and define practical projects. You’ll figure out what needs to be solved next to have the most impact.