Product Engineer, San Francisco Office

Product Engineer

We are hiring a product engineer for our Web Apps team to shape the future of our self-serve product.

You'll be an early member of our Web Apps team, a small team responsible for our SDK Studio and public API. You'll be responsible for all aspects of feature development from crafting thoughtful design docs to writing UI and backend code.

What You'll Do:

• Ship large improvements to Stainless's SDK Studio with a focus on empowering self-serve users.
• Build LLM-powered tools to simplify our users' path for going from OpenAPI spec to production-ready SDK.
• Design + build public APIs that underly the Stainless platform.
• Shape the direction of our nascent API Framework.
• Talk with developers at small startups, growth-stage companies, and enterprises to understand their needs.
• Write great docs, help build a great website, do what needs done.

Who You Are:

• Ability to build anything you can imagine, with great design and sound architecture.
• A demonstrable track record of building modern web applications (think: TypeScript, React, etc).
• Excellent product sensibility.
• A true passion for developer experience and empathy for developers from all backgrounds.
• Familiarity with OpenAPI and the broader API tooling ecosystem.
• Experience and/or interest in writing blogs, speaking at conferences and engaging with developer communities.
• Experience both designing and stewarding APIs at scale, whether internal or external.
• Expertise with TypeScript, our language of choice.
• Broad polyglot interest/experience – comfort working across multiple programming languages.
• You've started something before: a business, a club, a nonprofit, a student org; anything that shows you're a builder at heart.

Benefits:

• We offer competitive salary and generous equity grants.
• Great healthcare coverage options (e.g., fully covered platinum plans).
• Paid commuter benefits & similar.
• Paid team lunch/meals during workdays.
• Flexible PTO plus 3 weeks of company-wide vacation a year (2 weeks in December, 1 week at the end of the summer).
• Flexible WFH and 1 month fully remote per year ("remote February").