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Clera Labs, Inc. is building an AI infrastructure platform and seeks a founding engineer to shape the product from the ground up. You will work closely with users, translate their needs into outcomes, and ship production features early.
As an early-stage team member, you will own end-to-end development, from design to deployment, and heavily leverage AI coding tools. Relocation to San Francisco by January 2027 is expected, with visa sponsorship available.
Join an early-stage AI company building infrastructure for businesses that coordinate AI agents and human teams. As a founding engineer, you will help shape and build the product from the ground up, working closely with users and shipping production features early.
Identify user needs and define product outcomes, then design, build, and ship solutions end to end.
Build and improve a new AI platform, with responsibility for decisions across the product and engineering lifecycle.
Ship code to production, monitor how it performs, and diagnose and fix issues based on real-world use.
Use AI coding tools as a regular part of your development workflow.
At least 3 years of professional software engineering experience.
A track record of shipping a product to real users and explaining what broke and how you fixed it.
Experience as an end-to-end product engineer who speaks with users, defines outcomes, and delivers working products.
Heavy daily use of AI coding tools.
Relevant background through early engineering work at a leading AI or high-growth startup, founding or technical leadership experience, production-grade systems work, or strong technical training.
Willingness to relocate from Europe to San Francisco by January 2027.
San Francisco base salary is $150,000 to $250,000 annually, with salary adjusted to the San Francisco level upon relocation. Meaningful early-stage equity is available. Visa sponsorship and relocation support are provided.
On-site in Europe initially, then on-site in San Francisco, United States, following relocation by January 2027.