WhyHireWrong?

WhyHireWrong?

Product Engineer

Berlin, DE

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 1 day ago
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Sponsors this role0
Entry-level history0
PERM / green-card track0
Lottery odds40
Fits your clock70

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About the role

  • You are a core builder, not just a coder.
  • We move fast, work in pairs, and value a "figure it out" mentality.
  • This is for someone who thrives on extreme ownership and wants to see their work impact the business immediately.

Responsibilities

  • A Series A, YC-backed AI startup ($18M raised) building the platform for B2C companies to manage voice AI agents at scale.
  • Engineers here own the full lifecycle from ideation to production.
  • You will identify customer problems, design solutions, and ship to production on day one.
  • We provide relocation and visa support for exceptional talent.
  • Technical screening & reverse system design.

Requirements

  • Experience in high-velocity, YC-style environments.
  • You know how to make pragmatic trade-offs. -
  • You are more interested in "cool tech" than solving business problems.

Compensation

  • Reference checks Package: - Salary: 85k EUR - 160k EUR - Location: Berlin (On-site) - Relocation & Visa support available.

Company info

  • We operate without PMs.
  • We value extreme velocity, in-person collaboration in Berlin, and shipping over formal process.
  • The Role: You are a core builder, not just a coder.
  • We do not have code reviews.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • We provide relocation and visa support for exceptional talent

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