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Fuku in New York City is seeking a product-minded Software Engineer who blends engineering excellence with strong product thinking. You will own features end-to-end—from backend services to AI-driven user experiences—and work closely with Product, Customer Success, and GTM teams to ship impactful solutions.
You will thrive in a fast-paced, in-office NYC culture, delivering scalable, reliable software that improves customer engagement and drives revenue.
Location: New York (HQ – In‑Person)
Type: Full‑Time
Compensation: $150,000–$250,000
Equity: Competitive
Visa: Not Available
Experience: 2–8 years (4–8 preferred)
Client is revolutionizing customer engagement for home service companies through AI‑powered conversational agents. These agents handle high‑value inbound calls, booking jobs, qualifying leads, and driving revenue with speed and consistency that surpasses human call centers. In less than two years, The Company has grown to 50 employees and is backed by a dynamic, in‑office NYC culture. Operating in a $500B+ market where 85% of missed calls result in lost customers, The Company is building the leading platform for AI‑driven customer engagement. The company serves major home service brands and plans to quadruple its headcount in 2025, offering engineers immediate visibility and impact.
Client seeks a Product‑minded Software Engineer who excels at the intersection of engineering, product thinking, and rapid iteration. This is a fully in‑person role based in NYC. You will own features end‑to‑end, from backend services to AI‑powered user experiences, and collaborate closely with Product, Customer Success, and GTM teams. Your work will directly influence the core product used by thousands of customers daily. This role is ideal for someone who values impact over simply shipping code.
Candidates with experience in big tech, AI expertise, and strong fundamentals (smart / from top university) are almost certain to be shortlisted.