Artemis
Product Engineer
About this role
Artemis is seeking a Product Engineer to build AI-driven cybersecurity defense solutions. You'll own full-stack features on their customer portal, translating complex security data into intuitive interfaces using React/TypeScript and Python/Go while collaborating with product, design, and security teams.
What you'll do
- Develop full-stack product features from React components to Python & Go backend services, owning features from concept to deployment
- Apply product thinking to engineering decisions and help shape product strategy through technical insights
- Optimize portal performance and responsiveness for large datasets
- Leverage AI-powered engineering practices to increase development velocity
- Collaborate with security engineers, AI/ML researchers, and designers to integrate new capabilities
What they're looking for
- React and TypeScript
- Python and/or Go backend development
- Full-stack web application development
- REST or GraphQL API design
- Database design (relational and NoSQL)
- Cloud services (AWS, GCP, Azure)
- Product and design intuition
- Cross-functional collaboration
Benefits
- Real-world impact in cybersecurity
- Backed by First Round Capital and industry operators
- Work with team from Google, Wiz, Meta, AWS, and SentinelOne
- High-velocity shipping environment
- AI-native development culture
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Artemis
Artemis builds an AI-driven cybersecurity platform that detects and defends against modern threats using large-scale LLM systems and intelligent threat detection. The company is hiring product engineers, security researchers, and ML engineers to develop full-stack customer-facing features, AI-powered security detections, and scalable infrastructure for processing security data.
View all jobs at ArtemisLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a time you founded or co-founded a company and built a product yourself. What did you learn from shipping it?
- Walk us through a full-stack feature you owned from concept to deployment. How did you balance front-end UX with back-end performance?