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Founding Fullstack Engineer

DryMerge

San Francisco, CAFull-timeSeen 1mo agoStill listed 3 days ago

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Location
San Francisco, CA
Schedule
Full-time
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Job overview

As a founding engineer, you’ll help build the core of DryMerge’s product across the stack, building high-quality integrations, identifying user request patterns, scoping and delivering new features, and making complex agentic systems work with near‑perfect accuracy.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

JavaScriptRustResourcefulFast‑IteratingHigh QualityAttention to DetailUser Success FocusTeam PlayerCommunicator

Qualifications

2+ Years Experience Building Impactful Applications

Full job description

The role As a founding engineer, you’ll help build the core of DryMerge’s product across the stack. You will…

  • Build high-quality, durable integrations with various software apps.
  • Identify patterns in user requests, scope new features to address them, and build the features end-to-end.
  • Make complex agentic systems work at near-perfect accuracy.

You’ll be successful in this role if you…

  • Are an extremely resourceful and fast-iterating engineer with 2 or more years of experience building impactful applications.
  • Have an extremely high bar for quality and attention to detail.
  • Can rapidly learn new technologies like Rust.
  • Care a ton about user success and satisfaction.
  • Are a kind and compassionate team player and communicator.

Bonus points if you’ve…

  • Previously been a founder or founding engineer.
  • Built something awesome on the side

Details...

  • This is a full-time in-person role. We are based in San Francisco.

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