Clera Technology/Software

Product Engineer (Mid-Level)

San Francisco, CA In person Full-time

ABOUT THE ROLE Join the product engineering team at a Series A consumer fintech company building tools to help people manage cash flow and improve their financial wellbeing. You will build and operate customer-facing features, working across backend systems, product analytics, and production releases. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Build product features end to end, including domain models, business logic, and API integrations. - Deliver and iterate on product work through incremental releases guided by data and product milestones. - Use SQL and analytics tools to evaluate product and system performance. - Debug complex state machines in event-driven systems to support a reliable customer experience. - Ship through CI/CD, own implementations in production, and respond to incidents as needed.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR - At least 3 years of experience building backend features end to end for production systems, including meaningful early-stage startup experience. - Proficiency designing and consuming REST APIs, including authentication, authorization, and rate limiting. - Experience with event-driven architectures and message queues such as Kafka or Pub/Sub, and debugging distributed systems. - Experience with PostgreSQL or MySQL, including data modeling and query optimization. - Hands-on experience with CI/CD, version control, automated testing, and code review. - Experience writing SQL and using analytics tools to assess product and system performance. - Experience building consumer-facing products and strong computer science fundamentals. - Go experience on GCP is valuable, as is experience in fintech or other data-intensive, high-velocity environments.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS Compensation is $120,000 to $200,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is available. LOCATION On-site in San Francisco, California. Candidates based in Seattle or willing to relocate to San Francisco or Seattle for in-person work are also considered.

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