Mercator
Product Engineer
San Francisco
Work authorization requiredDetected 212 days ago
TensorFlowAgentic AI
About the role
- Today's systems leak $1.7T in waste each year in retail alone - in overproduction, lost revenue, and unnecessary emissions.
- Mercator's founders are seasoned technical operators with a decade of experience leading cutting-edge AI and simulation efforts across Google (Gemini, Tensorflow, & Google X).
- We recently raised $5M in seed funding from leading Silicon Valley investors and are scaling our small, elite engineering team to meet growing customer demand.
Responsibilities
- Mercator is building AI agents that coordinate global supply chains.
- As Mercator's first product engineer, you'll architect and build the core systems that power our simulation-driven product experience.
- You'll also partner closely with the engineer building our web app to ship end-to-end features and ensure simulation outputs translate into intuitive product experiences.
- Design product and system architecture for new simulation-powered features
- Collaborate on user-facing behavior, flows, and UX with the application engineer
- We are able to support H-1B transfers but are not initiating new visa sponsorships at this time.
Requirements
- Applicants must have valid U.S. work authorization.
Benefits
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
Company info
- skiing, surfing) two weeks a year
- You'll work directly with customers to understand how they operate, translate real workflows into system design, and own the backend logic that turns complex scenarios into clear, actionable outcomes.
- Talk to customers to understand their workflows, pain points, and desired outcomes
- Ship fast, validate with customers, and iterate even faster
Visa & Work Authorization
- Applicants must have valid U.S. work authorization.
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