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Luminary

Software Engineer - Product

New York, NY$140k–$180kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

The Software Engineer for Product will play a key role in developing and enhancing products using advanced AI technologies while fostering collaboration within the engineering team. Candidates should possess a product-focused mindset and will have the opportunity to influence product development significantly.

What you'll do

  • Drive the product development process
  • Build intelligent user interfaces using AI technology
  • Utilize tools like Meticulous and Honeycomb for software development
  • Collaborate in person with product and engineering leadership
  • Rapidly iterate on product features
  • Ensure quality and improvement in software functionality

What they're looking for

  • 2+ years of software engineering experience
  • Frontend-leaning fullstack developer
  • Familiarity with React, Typescript, GraphQL
  • Experience with Golang and Postgres
  • Strong communication skills
  • Ability to work autonomously
  • Growth mindset towards engineering expertise
  • Understanding of cloud-based applications

Benefits

  • 100% health insurance coverage
  • Monthly wellness stipend
  • 20 days of PTO plus holidays
  • Office located near Bryant Park
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Luminary

Luminary builds AI-powered products and is seeking software engineers who combine technical expertise with a product-focused mindset to develop and enhance these solutions. The company values collaborative engineering teams and offers opportunities for engineers to directly influence product development.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a time you owned a feature end-to-end from conception to production. How did you balance speed with code quality?
  • Describe your experience building interfaces with React and TypeScript. How do you approach component design and state management?