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Product Engineer

AthenaHQ · SF In-Person · On-site

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About AthenaHQ

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About the role

We're looking for full stack Product Engineers to join our team building AthenaHQ, the leading platform powering global brands on AI Search. You'll work with the latest technologies, interface directly with customers, and have significant influence in defining our technical architecture and tooling decisions.

What they're looking for

  • 1+ years of experience
  • US citizen/visa only
  • Full-time Engineering role
More about this role

We're looking for full stack Product Engineers to join our team building AthenaHQ, the leading platform powering global brands on AI Search.

We’re looking for an engineer who enjoys owning products

You'll work with the latest technologies, interface directly with customers, and have significant influence in defining our technical architecture and tooling decisions.

A typical day in the life includes iterating from customer feedback, scoping out new product features, and forward deployed to solving customer problems

Frontend: Next.js App Router, React 19, Motion, Tailwind + Radix primitives

Backend: Node.js, Temporal, Kubernetes, Postgres, OLAP

Ship full-stack product features with Next.js + TypeScript

Design clean database schemas and queries

Build long-lasting Temporal workflows for complex business logic

Develop responsive, accessible UI components

Obsess over performance and user experience

Contribute to architectural and tech choices

Solid with Next.js and TypeScript

Built and shipped production apps before

Comfortable with modern CSS/UI frameworks

Knowledge of distributed systems

Humble but prideful in your work

Temporal experience

Knowledge in marketing technology and...

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