Founding Product Engineer at Inframe Risk – San Mateo, California

We're building an AI-powered solution to help businesses with complex, real-world operations price and manage risk.

Today, multi-million-dollar decisions are still made based on PDFs, email threads, and spreadsheets. The cost of getting them wrong is real: mispriced risk, coverage gaps, slow claims, and sometimes worker safety. We're using AI to rebuild how these decisions get made and executed.

We’re a small, experienced team, moving fast. Backed by top investors and based in the Bay Area.

This is a founding engineer role with real product ownership.

You’ll work across the stack: problem definition, architecture, and the product that reaches customers. You won’t just implement ideas, you’ll help decide what’s worth building and why.

The best builders today operate differently than even a year ago. They use AI as a core part of how they think and build, not as a bolt-on. We’re looking for people who already work this way.

Success means building products users trust to automate real decisions, iterating quickly, and building systems that can evolve as we learn.

• A track record of shipping.
  You’ve taken products or systems from idea to real users, not just built features off a backlog.
• Product judgment.
  You can tell a good idea from a merely plausible one by drawing on real interactions with B2B customers and their workflows. When AI can generate many reasonable paths, choosing the right one is the hard part.
• Engineering depth.
  You’ve built and operated real systems, made architectural decisions, and understand the tradeoffs involved.
• AI-native workflow.
  You’ve worked with LLMs/agents in practice, seen where they break, and learned how to get reliable outcomes from them.
• Ownership and autonomy.
  You’re comfortable making decisions under ambiguity and owning outcomes end-to-end.

• Early, foundational role with real ownership.
• High impact on product and technical direction.
• Building in one of the largest, least automated parts of the economy, with customers whose work shows up in the physical world.
• A chance to build in an AI-native way from day one.