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Product Engineer

San Francisco Bay Area$175k–$250k/yrPosted 7 days ago
Software engineeringMid-levelFull TimeSponsorship mentioned
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We're looking for an engineer who loves building product and working closely with customers to get things live. If you find it exciting to connect disparate systems and turn messy real-world problems into product features, you'll love working at Minicor.

Why work at Minicor?

At Minicor, we're unblocking one of the last bottlenecks for AI to enter the enterprise.

Most critical workflows still run on legacy Windows desktop systems with no APIs, where the only way to integrate is by interacting with the UI like a human would.

We're building the infrastructure to make integrating with these systems reliable at scale, so AI can actually run inside them in production.

The role

Own product areas end-to-end, from understanding customer pain to shipping and iterating in production

Take customer requests and implementation pain, distill them into product features, and prioritize what gets built

Build product features that make it easier for forward-deployed engineers and customers to get integrations live and scaled

Work closely with customers early on to understand real-world constraints and turn them into product improvements

Identify repeated patterns in customer implementations and turn them into reusable abstractions

Improve the developer experience around defining, running, and debugging workflows

Help shape how we build, ship, and iterate on product as we scale

What we're looking for

  • 2-4+ years of experience building and shipping product features in production

  • Strong product judgment. You know when to build something general vs solve it once

  • You've turned messy, real-world problems into clean product abstractions

  • Experience working across the stack

  • You've shipped features that real users depend on

  • Comfortable working with customers, especially early in the lifecycle

  • You can prioritize well and make decisions with incomplete information

  • How we work:

  • Ship small, high-impact features

  • Build closely with customers and forward-deployed engineers

  • Turn real-world problems into product quickly

  • No ego. High standards, high ownership

  • Work hard, move fast, have fun

  • Onboarding:

  • In your first few weeks, you'll work directly on customer integrations to understand how these systems behave in practice.

  • By 30-60 days, you'll be contributing to getting customers live and seeing where things break at scale.

  • By 90 days, you'll start shipping product features that come directly out of those learnings and make it faster for future customers to go live.

  • If this sounds interesting, we'd love to meet with you!