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A Product Development Engineer develops new products for companies, and participates in all phases of product development including research, design, production and marketing. Uses research on customer demand and industry trends to develop product ideas; builds and tests product prototypes; evaluates production options and costs. May specialize in a particular type of product or in products for a specific industry.
$76,406 / year median in New York
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Clad is construction management software for building infrastructure. We're looking for a full stack engineer to join the team. Last year, we 7x'ed revenue and 3x'ed customers. We shipped 3 new products, people use what we've built every day to power 10's of millions of construction, and we're just getting started. What's the role? A product-oriented, full stack engineer. You'll be responsible for building out every aspect of Clad's product. Ideally, you shape not just the code, but also the direction of the business - informing how we work, the products we build, and the team that we'll assemble to achieve our vision. The details. You are a full-stack, product-oriented engineer with a focus on craft, continuous learning, and a whole lot of energy. Tech stack - full stack TypeScript using React/Remix/Node Location - in-person in NYC. About us ~5 years of runway, raised $2.7M from Y Combinator, Better Tomorrow Ventures, and others. Most of it is still in the bank. 4 people - Jason (McKinsey, Instagram), Daniel (Cash App, PagerDuty), Devin (Read AI), and Nikolay (Capital One) In-person team in NYC Interested? Reach out and let's chat. Why Clad We are in the early innings of a generational upgrade to our country's infrastructure. Against the backdrop of enormous demand from AI (data centers, power transmission), expanding renewable energy networks, and insatiable demand for internet bandwidth, our country's builders are racing to keep up. But there's a problem - the tools to handle this demand are inadequate. Most construction software wasn't built for infrastructure projects, and industry-specific options are either too hard to use or too narrow to have a real impact. We're setting out to change this. Our goal - to build the tools to accelerate infrastructure deployment.