Product Engineer
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Job description
About Open
Open is building the category of AI-native customer communication.
For decades, companies have managed customer conversations through ticketing systems, helpdesks, call centers, and fragmented automation tools. These systems were built to help humans process customer requests.
We believe that era is ending.
The next generation of customer communication will be run by intelligent agents that can understand customers, reason across company knowledge and systems, take action, and communicate proactively, not just wait for customers to reach out.
Open is the platform for that new world.
Companies use Open to deploy autonomous AI agents across chat, email, WhatsApp, and voice, both inbound and outbound. These agents can resolve support requests, follow up with customers, recover missed opportunities, re-engage leads, trigger conversations at the right moment, and execute complex customer-facing workflows end to end.
Open does not just help companies respond faster. It gives them an intelligent communication layer that can decide when to engage, what to say, what action to take, and how to move the customer forward.
Over time, customer communication will stop being a collection of tickets and campaigns managed by separate systems. It will become one intelligent layer that continuously understands, acts, and communicates on behalf of the company.
Our ambition is to make Open the default infrastructure through which companies communicate with their customers.
Not another helpdesk.
The system of intelligence for customer communication.
We are backed by Y Combinator, SpaceTime, and Pioneer Fund.
The Role
Product Engineers at Open own problems end-to-end: from spotting an opportunity, to talking directly with users, to shipping the feature in production with no layers in between, no hand-off culture. You are a full-stack owner.
You will work on a genuinely hard product, AI customer experience infrastructure used by enterprises at scale across Europe, the US, and the GCC. The codebase is React + TypeScript throughout. The problems are real, the users are live, and the impact is measurable and scalable.
If you want to work somewhere that trusts engineers to think, decide, and ship then look no further!
What You'll Do
- Identify product opportunities: Spot gaps or improvements before anyone asks you to. Bring proposals, not just execution.
- Talk to users directly: Understand problems by speaking with the people experiencing them. No layers, no filtered requirements.
- Ship features end-to-end: Plan, prioritise, and implement full-stack features (React + TypeScript) from concept to production.
- Own quality: Code reviews, testing, performance, reliability this is your product as much as anyone's.
- Collaborate closely: Work with the Customer Engineering team to incorporate real user feedback into what you build next.
Requirements
What We're Looking For
- 3+ years of experience building and shipping software products.
- Strong TypeScript and React you are comfortable owning a full-stack feature without hand-holding.
- Product instinct you can look at a workflow and know what to fix, not just implement what you are told.
- Speed and quality in balance you ship fast without leaving messes.
- Willingness to talk to customers and let reality shape your priorities.
Benefits
What We Offer
- Top-of-market compensation.
- Full health insurance.
- Equity participation we want you building this like you own it.
- Direct collaboration with world-class engineers at a YC-backed company with real enterprise traction.
We are a small team. Every engineer here matters enormously. If you are the type who thrives with real ownership and real impact, Let’s talk.
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