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Product Engineer

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conferoMillbrae (CA)

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Lead

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$200,000 - $280,000 per year

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About the role

This range is provided by Confero. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more. Base pay range $200,000.00/yr - $275,000.00/yr Direct message the job poster from Confero Hiring Staff/Principal Software and Security Engineers for IAM, AppSec and AI Security vendors Product Engineer | AI Agents for Enterprise Compliance | $280K DOE + Equity | Palo Alto Confero is partnered with a profitable Series A AI startup ($20M from Anthropic) building autonomous AI agents that execute enterprise compliance end‐to‐end; testing controls, running audits, and collecting evidence. Not AI assistants but AI that replaces the work. The Company 10× ARR growth in the last 12 months Cash‐flow positive with live customers: Netflix, Reddit, Plaid, Fortune 500s, top universities Team: 5 engineers today, scaling to 15+ in Palo Alto The Role Build and ship customer‐facing product features (not infra/internal tools) Python‐heavy backend + React/TypeScript UI Direct exposure to enterprise customers and live production usage Required Experience Minimum 2–5 years as a Software / Product / Full‐Stack Engineer Has shipped customer‐facing products (not purely platform, internal tooling, or research) Strong Python experience (FastAPI / Django / similar) Comfortable in fast, ambiguous startup environments (Seed–Series D ideal) Why this matters Your work goes straight into production and is used by real customers - you're building the product layer that makes autonomous AI usable by enterprises. Seniority level Mid‐Senior level Employment type Full‐time Job function Technology, Information and Media Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Confero by 2x Get notified about new Product Engineer jobs in San Francisco Bay Area.

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