Product Engineer

Why Contour Contour is building the AI operating layer for FDE and professional services teams. Implementation work has never been more needed, as shown by the surge in forward deployed engineering (FDE) demand by businesses of every size, in every industry. By helping teams run delivery more smoothly and efficiently to deliver what was previously impossible, we're reinventing a $400B+ market. Role overview As a Product Engineer at Contour, you will own and ship features end-to-end across our core product surfaces. You will work closely with product and GTM teams to build intuitive, high-quality experiences that solve real problems for enterprise customers. What You'll Do Build and refine user-facing experiences for AI-powered collaborative workflows Own features end-to-end — from technical design through implementation, launch, and iteration Partner directly with design and customers to turn complex enterprise workflows into simple, powerful interfaces Create rich document generation, synthesis, and review experiences on top of LLM infrastructure Build integrations and data surfaces that connect enterprise tools (Confluence, Jira, SharePoint, etc.) into seamless workflows Raise product quality through instrumentation, experimentation, and tight feedback loops with users What You'll Have 4+ years of software engineering (post-BS/MS) on product-focused teams, with strong full-stack or frontend-leaning chops A track record of shipping user-facing features in fast-growing SaaS products At home across the stack — you can craft a polished UI and wire up the APIs and data layer behind it Solid programming fundamentals and a strong CS foundation You've worked hand-in-hand with design and can make sound product calls on your own Grit — time spent at early-stage startups is a plus What we offer Flexible medical, dental, and vision benefits for you and your family Monthly health and wellness stipend Unlimited paid time off Free lunches and dinners in office You'll see your input in the product within days or weeks, not quarters The opportunity to define what the delivery function looks like as we scale