Product Engineer (New Products)

Nango · via Himalayas ·

Budget / Salary$150,000–230,000
TypeFull-time job
LocationUnited States
Posted2 hours ago
Nango (YC W23) connects AI agents to the 1,000+ systems where work happens, providing a critical connectivity layer for the AI stack.
Nango serves 800+ paying customers, including ServiceNow and Replit. We’re a YC-backed team of 20 from AWS, GitHub, Okta, Snyk, and other leading tech companies.
We are hiring a Product Engineer to build new products from scratch in AI infrastructure and agent connectivity. You’ll take ideas from customer conversations to products people want to use, owning the engineering and user experience end to end. You’ll report directly to the CEO and work alongside our GTM team in San Francisco to launch quickly and get products into users’ hands.
What You’ll Do

Build new commercial and open-source products alongside Nango’s core platform.

Own the full stack, from backend architecture and APIs to polished UIs.

Talk to customers, uncover problems, and test ideas with working prototypes.

Turn early feedback into useful products through fast iteration.

Work with the GTM team to launch products and drive adoption.

Follow usage and customer feedback to decide what to improve next.

Who You Are

You’re a strong full-stack engineer who can build products from scratch.

You combine good product judgment with a sharp eye for UI design.

You’re comfortable across TypeScript, Node.js, and React.

You enjoy talking to customers and understanding what they actually need.

You turn ambiguous ideas into simple, useful experiences.

You move quickly, make pragmatic tradeoffs, and care about quality.

You take ownership beyond the code, from the first prototype to adoption.

Location
This is an in-person role in San Francisco.
Compensation Range: $150K - $230K
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