Sandbar
Product Engineer
New York City
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 145 days ago
TypeScriptSwiftReactiOSBackend DevelopmentFull-Stack DevelopmentMachine LearningCommunication
About the role
- About Sandbar Sandbar is an interface company in New York City.
- We aim to augment individuals so we can each think, act, and move more freely.
- Our team has built SW, ML, and HW products across Meta, CTRL-labs, Google, Apple, Fitbit, Peloton, and Equinox.
Responsibilities
- Design and build interaction patterns for novel input-output paradigms
- Develop new features and integrations end-to-end, including backend services where needed
- Collaborate with iOS, firmware, and backend engineers to maintain a seamless cross-platform experience
- Work with product, design, and GTM to ship releases, gather insights, and iterate
- This role will extend Stream to new surfaces and use cases, and is perfect for someone who sits at the intersection of software engineering, interaction design, and consumer products.
Requirements
- Strong proficiency in modern web technologies (TypeScript, React or similar) and desktop frameworks (Swift, Electron)
- Comfort working across the stack-backend services, APIs, and frontend
- 3+ years building and shipping consumer-facing software products
- Track record of building 0-to-1 products or features with ambiguity
- Excellent attention to interaction details
- Strong interdisciplinary communication
- Strong ownership, comfort with ambiguity, and high technical output
- Passion for human-computer interfaces
- Health, vision, and dental benefits
- Company-sponsored 401(k)
- Unlimited PTO and sick time
- Early stage equity
Nice to have
- Experience with real-time or interactive applications is a plus
- Experience with audio/media APIs is a plus
Company info
- We're looking for an experienced software product engineer to help build Stream, a new conversational interface.
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