Product Engineer
SuperPlane
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Full-StackGoTypeScriptReactAPIsReliabilityCloud-NativeSystems ProgrammingSoftware DeliveryOpen Source
About the role
Role Overview
You will join SuperPlane as a Product Engineer and own meaningful projects end to end. The role is remote, and the team works across GMT+2 to GMT-3.
SuperPlane is not divided into frontend/backend teams—engineers are expected to be well-rounded and make both product and technical calls, delivering features from start to finish.
Responsibilities
- Deliver product features end to end across the stack
- Work on both:
- Backend: e.g., API endpoints and workflow engine improvements
- Frontend: e.g., React UI components users interact with
- Make product and technical decisions, with strong systems judgment
- Use an AI-driven workflow to stay fast without sacrificing quality
- Collaborate as needed, asking for help when blocked
Requirements
- Mid to senior level; shipped real products
- Full-stack capability and independence
- Strong backend experience in a systems-oriented language (you should be able to ramp up quickly; they use Go)
- Comfort with TypeScript and React
- Solid understanding of APIs, data models, and reliability/trade-offs
- Comfort with cloud-native tooling and modern software delivery
- Ability to learn quickly and take ownership of what you build
Nice to Have
- Demonstrated ability to ramp quickly to Go and modern frontend stack
- Evidence of impact via open source work
Application Process
- Submit at least one pull request to superplanehq/superplane (small OK; doesn’t need to be merged)
- Send your GitHub username and a link to the pull request
About SuperPlane
SuperPlane is an early-stage company building a frontier product used by engineers globally. It operates with a small, high-trust team and focuses on shipping meaningful features end to end across the stack.
Scraped 8/1/2026