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Willidrop, an early-stage startup building a marketplace for automotive logistics, seeks a Product Engineer to bridge product thinking and engineering from problem to production. You’ll own problems end-to-end, talk to users, turn unclear problems into prototypes, and ship solutions across frontend, backend, data and product.
You’ll work with TypeScript, AI coding agents, and modern web tech; relocate to Germany or be based in Germany is acceptable; hybrid on-site collaboration in Frankfurt will
For a long time, building software followed a predictable sequence. Product decided what should bebuilt. Design defined how it should work. Engineering implemented it.
That model made sense when implementation was the bottleneck. It makes less sense today.
We’re an early-stage startup rewiring how automotive logistics moves across Europe. Our managedmarketplace connects car dealers, auction houses, and fleets with professional transport carriers —built from day one to capture real workflows and data, and deliberately engineered to evolve intofully agentic systems.
The company is led by a repeat founder and backed by Rapid Pioneers, TA Ventures, True Growth, TLXCapital and well-known business angels.
As AI makes execution faster and cheaper, the difficult part of building software is shifting. Thechallenge is no longer just writing code. It is understanding the problem, deciding what should bebuilt and turning that understanding into a product that actually works.
That is why we’re looking for a Product Engineer: someone who can move from customerproblem to production without treating product thinking and engineering as separate jobs.
You won’t receive perfectly defined tickets and disappear for two weeks. Some days you’ll build aprototype before lunch. Other days you’ll spend hours understanding why a workflow is broken beforewriting a single line of code. Both are part of the job.
German is useful, but not required. We care less about how many years you have worked with aspecific framework than whether you can understand a problem and build a good solution.
This role will probably feel natural if you’re a software engineer who has always gravitated towardsproduct discussions. It may also fit if you’re a founder, technical generalist or product-mindedbuilder who prefers owning the whole problem instead of one narrow part of delivery. It willprobably not be a good fit if you only want to implement predefined specifications.
We’re not trying to recreate a traditional product and engineering organisation with better tools.We’re building a company around the assumption that the way software gets built has fundamentallychanged. You’ll help us figure out what that looks like in practice.
A first conversation with the founders to get to know each other, introduce the company andunderstand what kind of problems you want to work on.
We’ll discuss products and systems you’ve built, the decisions behind them and how you move froman unclear problem to a working solution.
You’ll work through a realistic product problem with us. We’re interested in how you askquestions, structure the problem, make trade-offs and use modern tools to arrive at a solution.This is not a LeetCode interview. We want to understand how you build.