Founding Product Engineer
Clera · San Francisco · 2026-06-07
About this role
ABOUT THE ROLE
We are seeking an experienced fullstack product engineer to join our small, senior team at an early-stage fintech startup. You'll work in a fast-paced environment where you can contribute to both front-end and back-end development while building a new kind of financial product from the ground up.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Design, develop, and deliver features, fixes, and improvements across our core product, marketing site, and internal tools
- Take ownership of major product areas and drive them from concept to launch
- Work closely with the founding team and contract designer to architect and implement high-quality, polished solutions for users
- Build and wire up APIs for the features you develop, working across our full stack (React, TypeScript, Go, PostgreSQL)
- Contribute to a culture of teamwork and high-quality engineering, leveraging AI tools to accelerate development
- Help scale the product to meet growing user demand
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
- Strong product sense and experience shipping and maintaining features for consumer-facing products
- Willingness to own large surface areas of an application from end to end
- Comfort working in an early-stage startup environment with ambiguity and rapid iteration
- Proficiency in fullstack development across front-end and back-end technologies
Skills asked for
- react
- typescript
- go
- postgresql
- redis
- aws
- terraform
- docker
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