5 days ago
Base Salary
$200k - $275k/yr
Responsibilities
- Build the core product platform on which Archie is built and shipped to customers.
- Own end-to-end product features spanning architecture, backend, frontend, and reliability.
- Develop and adopt state-of-the-art practices for using coding agents in software development.
- Collaborate with forward deployed engineers, AI researchers, software engineers, and founders to prototype, test, and iterate on new product concepts.
- Continuously ship, respond to customer feedback, and refine the product through rapid iteration.
Requirements
- Demonstrated heavyweight software engineering ability across architecture, infrastructure, backend, frontend, and related areas.
- Experience taking products or significant features from concept through production and explaining the engineering decisions involved.
- Strong product ownership and pride in delivered software.
- Active experimentation with the latest AI products to improve development efficiency and code quality.
- Public evidence of technical ability through products, open-source work, personal projects, technical writing, or other artifacts.
- Ability to thrive in fast-moving, ambiguous environments with high ownership and a focus on rapid delivery.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and meaningful equity ownership.
- Healthcare, dental, vision, and 401(k) match.
- Unlimited PTO.
- Remote work is available in the US or Canada, with one week out of every six spent working on-site in San Mateo.
- San Mateo-based work is available, and relocation support is provided.
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About P-1 AI
P-1 AI builds an AI engineer agent, Archie, that assists mechanical and electrical teams in designing complex physical products using the same CAD/CAE tools engineers use. It sells enterprise AI software to engineering organizations, focusing on autonomous design exploration, evaluation, and multi-physics reasoning. Founded in 2024 and privately held, the company announced a Series A led by NEA, with former General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt joining its board.