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Responsibilities
- Spend time with estimators, parts managers, appraisers, repairers, and suppliers to understand workflows and customer problems.
- Partner with the Product Manager and design to shape priorities, solutions, and product decisions.
- Take customer problems through technical design, implementation, and production autonomously.
- Make pragmatic engineering trade-offs, choose effective ways to learn, and move quickly while protecting reliability and correctness.
- Define and measure success, instrument delivered features, and follow through on adoption, customer value, and production performance.
- Build clear, dependable, and trustworthy agentic experiences for high-stakes workflows.
- Create reusable components, tools, and patterns where appropriate to improve team effectiveness.
- Coach teammates through pairing, reviews, and clear explanations, and share customer and technical learnings across the team.
Requirements
- Typically five or more years of experience building and operating production software with independent ownership.
- Ability to explain the architecture, constraints, failure modes, and trade-offs of technically demanding work personally delivered.
- Ability to take ambiguous problems through to production solutions without requiring engineering direction.
- Broad engineering capability across user experience, backend services, and data flows, with the ability to reason about whole-system quality.
- Demonstrated judgment in simplifying scope, choosing effective tools, and making responsible technical compromises.
- Experience spending time with users in their work context and using that understanding to change what gets built.
- Evidence of ownership for customer adoption, business outcomes, and the impact of shipped solutions.
- Strong product judgment, analytical thinking, comfort with uncertainty, and active partnership with a Product Manager.
- Ability to help others succeed through clear reasoning, useful feedback, and reusable code, tools, and knowledge.
- Particularly relevant experience includes founding or early startup work, operational or workflow-heavy B2B products, marketplaces, multi-user systems, and production AI-assisted or agent-driven features.
- Automotive, repair, parts, insurance, or Rust experience is useful but not required.
Benefits
- Onboarding is connected to the candidate's nearest Partly office regardless of location.
- Travel and accommodation are covered for quarterly full-team Season Openers.
- Relocation cost assistance may be available for candidates moving to join Partly.
Tech Stack
Categories
Product Engineering
About Partly
Partly builds AI infrastructure for the automotive repair and parts industry, including a foundational model (Interpreter) that understands vehicle damage and the parts needed to fix it. Its platform and apps, including a product information management system, are used by suppliers, distributors, marketplaces, and repairers via APIs and software tools. Privately held and headquartered in Austin, Texas, it serves thousands of businesses across the global collision and repair supply chain, with teams in the US, UK, and New Zealand.