Remote Developer-Facing Product Engineer — Ship from Day One

Firecrawl; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 210,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary that makes sense

Up to 0.05% equity

Generous PTO — 15 days, up to 24+ days

Parental leave — 12 weeks paid

Wellness stipend — $100/month

Learning & Development — $1,000/year

Team offsites

Sabbatical — 3 paid months after 4 yrs

Medical, dental, vision coverage (US)

Life & Disability insurance

Doctegrity telehealth

401(k) plan

Job summary

Firecrawl is seeking a Product Engineer to build the developer-facing features that turn messy web data into clean, actionable APIs. You’ll own features from idea to production, shipping with urgency and a focus on quality that developers love to use.

You’ll collaborate with the engineering team to shape the roadmap, balance tradeoffs, and continuously improve reliability, latency, and the overall developer experience across the platform.

Qualifications

• Built and shipped developer-facing product
• Focused on latency, docs, and API design
• Able to turn ambiguous problems into features
• Prefers shipping with measurement over excessive planning

Responsibilities

• Build and ship developer-facing product features from idea to production
• Own the reliability and quality of what you ship against a web that changes constantly
• Turn hard, ambiguous problems into clean APIs developers love to use
• Work directly with the engineering team on the roadmap and tradeoffs
• Dog-food the product, read GitHub issues, and let real developer pain drive what you build

Skills

Developer-facing product

Developer experience

Ambiguity to features

Shipping velocity

Tools

GitHub

Job description

Firecrawl is seeking a Product Engineer to build the developer-facing features that turn messy web data into clean, actionable APIs. You’ll own features from idea to production, shipping with urgency and a focus on quality that developers love to use.

You’ll collaborate with the engineering team to shape the roadmap, balance tradeoffs, and continuously improve reliability, latency, and the overall developer experience across the platform.