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Inventure in San Francisco is hiring one of the first engineers to own entire product streams from day one. You will work directly with the CTO in a flat, fast-moving team, shipping features to real customers and building the data infrastructure that the product runs on.
The role focuses on building and hardening live data pipelines from legacy ERP systems, owning a product stream end-to-end, and integrating with varied customers.
We've partnered with an AI-native startup rebuilding how one of the world's largest and least-digitised supply chains actually runs: the multi-trillion-dollar market for electronic components. Their platform brings modern pricing intelligence and automation to distributors who are still running decades-old ERP systems, some installed back in the 90s. They are already live in production with top-tier independent distributors processing hundreds of millions in transactions a year, and growth is accelerating largely through word of mouth. The company is backed by a $3M+ seed round led by Wischoff Ventures, with Liquid 2, Stage 2, Rebellion VC and Entrepreneur First also on the cap table. The founding team pairs deep manufacturing and industry expertise with serious technical pedigree: the CTO was the first AI hire at an a16z-backed startup, and the co-founder has scaled a business from early revenue into the tens of millions.
This is a rare opportunity to join as one of the first engineers and own entire product streams from your first week. You will work directly with the CTO in a flat, fast-moving team, ship features straight to real customers, and build the data infrastructure that the whole product runs on. It comes with meaningful early-stage equity and a clear path to leading your own engineering team as the company scales. If you want real ownership, direct customer contact, and the intensity of a small team building something big in a legacy industry ripe for change, this is it.
The process runs to four stages and ends with a paid day-long work trial, so you see the real work before committing. The team is moving quickly with this hire.