Engineer - GTM

FSH Technologies; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

FSH Technologies is seeking a software engineer to join our public-sector focus and help ship software, build AI-powered tools, and support internal GTM tooling.

You will work with a small, high-agency team, partnering with non-technical stakeholders to shape engineering culture while delivering practical solutions for government and civic use cases. Employees are expected to live in New York City or Philadelphia and work from our office in either location.

Qualifications

• Experience shipping software to users.
• Experience building AI powered tools or products.
• Preferred: Experience working at a venture backed company.
• Preferred: A civic background.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain internal GTM tools
• Enable technical operators ability to meaningfully alter their tools
• Iterate quickly
• Define engineering culture

Skills

Shipping software to users

Experience building AI powered tools

Venture backed experience

Civic background

Tools

Python

Postgres

Unix

React.js

TypeScript

Job description

About FSH Technologies

FSH Tech builds modern software that just works for the public sector. When we deliver, taxpayer dollars go further, agencies move faster, and millions of Americans get tangibly better service and quality of life.

Local governments, schools, libraries, and emergency services run on brittle software that was built decades ago. This results in wasted budgets, broken workflows, and bad outcomes for the public. We believe that the institutions closest to people's daily lives deserve products as good as anything in the private sector. We're building them.

We're a small, high-agency team. The people who do their best work here are:

• Relentlessly optimistic in creating a better world now

• Driven to maximize societal impact

• Brilliant and creative

About FSH Engineering

Our ideal candidate is an expert in their tools. They’ve used their chosen tools to build software repeatedly, and they gain energy from understanding how the tools work. Our ideal candidate is obsessively curious, motivated by customer outcomes, and is a technical artist.

We use Python, Postgres, and Unix to build and deploy our backends and React.js with TypeScript to build our frontends. We maintain a set of internal tools to deterministically generate Python and Typescript. We obsess over how to build compounding advantages in tooling, software, and product.

FSH engineering will appeal to you if you’d like to work on a team that strives for simplicity in tech stack and approach, aggressively builds internal tools and platforms, has a deeply technical leader, only works on things that move the needle for the business, and doesn't take itself too seriously.

About the Role

Modern technologists often avoid selling to the government, schools, and non profits due to complex and unpredictable procurement processes. The FSH approach to mitigating many of these risks is heavily dependent on modern technology (including the use of generative AI).

This team owns the architecture, implementation, and iteration of a set of internal tools that are responsible for sourcing and responding to RFPs. This work will oscillate between rapid experimentation, platform construction, and collaboration with non-technical stakeholders.

What You’ll Do

• Build and maintain internal GTM tools

• Enable technical operators ability to meaningfully alter their tools

• Iterate quickly

• Define engineering culture

What You’ll Need

• Experience shipping software to users

• Experience building AI powered tools or products

• [preferred] Experience working at a venture backed company

• [preferred] A civic background

You’re the right person for the job if:

• You believe programming is a creative pursuit

• You are a perennial tinkerer

• You believe abstractions can simplify complexity

• You are obsessed with focused and data driven learning

• You love pattern seeking

  • Modern inventory management is best handled through Venetian double entry accounting

  • Buddhist meditation and dialectical behavior therapy are closely related

  • The distribution of crater sizes on the moon follow a power law

  • Rivers and their tributaries, blood vessels, lunch bronchi, broccoli, and lightning bolts all demonstrate related patterns

Employees are expected to live in New York City or Philadelphia and work out of our office in either location.