2 months ago
Base Salary
$196k - $265k/yr
Responsibilities
- Build Pave’s AI compensation analyst and its agentic workflows over Pave’s proprietary compensation dataset and workflow engine.
- Develop systems that reason over structured compensation data and execute multi-step workflows such as market pricing, cycle planning, and attrition analysis.
- Shape the technical vision and execute end-to-end product development through launch.
- Lead ambiguous 0-to-1 technical initiatives from concept to production.
- Define technical primitives and patterns that other engineers can build on.
- Drive technical alignment across engineering, data science, and product teams.
Requirements
- 7+ years of experience building production systems.
- Deep hands-on expertise with LLMs, agentic architectures, retrieval systems, and evaluation frameworks.
- Strong product intuition and the ability to identify customer problems that AI can uniquely solve.
- Proven experience leading 0-to-1 technical initiatives in highly ambiguous environments.
- Pragmatic engineering judgment and the ability to balance speed with quality.
- Ability to drive technical alignment across teams and bring others along with technical decisions.
- Founder mentality, ownership, urgency, and a bias toward action.
Benefits
- Meaningful equity.
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and families.
- Flexible PTO and the ability to work from anywhere in the world for up to one month.
- Lunch and dinner stipends plus fully stocked kitchens.
- Quarterly education stipend.
- Robust parental leave.
- Commuter stipend.
- Hybrid work culture with in-person collaboration three to four days per week.
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About Pave
Pave builds a SaaS compensation platform for HR, finance, and total rewards teams to benchmark pay, run merit cycles, and communicate total rewards. It combines internal data with market intelligence from 9,000+ companies and integrates with common HR systems; customers include Stripe, Atlassian, and Databricks. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, the privately held company sells its software on a subscription basis.