Product Engineer, Developer Experience (SDK & UI)

Beam; New York (NY); On-site; USD 130,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Equity

Fitness stipend

Learning budget

Community events

Job summary

Beam is seeking a Product Engineer to own the developer experience on our AI inference platform. You’ll own the SDK, CLI, API, and dashboard, shipping features end to end from customer conversations to backend services and UI design.

This role collaborates closely with the runtime team, working with customers to reduce friction, improve observability, and help developers deploy workloads efficiently.

Qualifications

• Built and shipped an end-to-end product, preferably developer tools.
• Experience with a statically typed language like Go, TypeScript, or Rust.
• Comfort with distributed systems and cloud-native tooling (Kubernetes, gRPC, Terraform).
• Strong product sense: identify and fix friction.
• Excited to collaborate closely with customers.
• Enthusiasm for developer tools and cloud-native technologies.

Responsibilities

• Build and ship features across Beam SDK, CLI, API, and dashboard.
• Design a first-class experience for developers and operators.
• Streamline onboarding from signup to first workload.
• Turn low-level capabilities into simple product surfaces (e.g., NVMe mounts, GPU checkpoint/restore, lazy-loaded images, multi-cloud scheduling).
• Work directly with customers to understand usage and spark joy.
• Improve usage, billing, and observability so developers know what's running and costs.

Skills

End-to-end product

Go

TypeScript

Rust

Kubernetes

gRPC

Terraform

Customer collaboration

Developer tools

Tools

Kubernetes

gRPC

Terraform

Job description

Beam is seeking a Product Engineer to own the developer experience on our AI inference platform. You’ll own the SDK, CLI, API, and dashboard, shipping features end to end from customer conversations to backend services and UI design.

This role collaborates closely with the runtime team, working with customers to reduce friction, improve observability, and help developers deploy workloads efficiently.