Product Engineer

The Role

We're looking for a product engineer who wants to work directly with customers, figure out what should exist, and then build it.

You'll spend meaningful time with procurement teams: onboarding them, watching them work, understanding where their processes break, and developing your own point of view about what we should build. Then you'll build it.

There isn't a product manager sitting between you and the customer. An insight from a Monday customer call might become a prototype Tuesday, go back in front of the customer Wednesday, and be in production Friday.

What You'll Own

• Own customer problems end to end: Go from customer conversation > product decision > implementation > adoption.
• Build across the stack: Own core product surfaces across frontend and backend in [Next.js, Node, Postgres, etc.].
• Create visibility across hardware procurement: Connect supplier conversations, parts, quotes, POs, BOMs, and other workflows so teams know what's happening without reconstructing it manually.
• Build intelligent workflows: Combine internal context with external supplier and market data to surface risks, opportunities, and what should happen next.
• Define how humans and agents work together: Decide when Syntro should surface information, recommend an action, ask for approval, or execute autonomously.

Who You Are

• You're an exceptional engineer, particularly with TypeScript and React, with strong product and design instincts.
• You genuinely enjoy talking to customers and understanding how they work.
• You can turn an ambiguous customer problem into a simple product and build it yourself.
• You've taken important products or features from zero to one.
• You'd rather determine what needs to exist than take tickets from a queue.
• Bonus: You've founded a company, built at the earliest stages of one, worked on procurement/supply chain/manufacturing software, or built products on top of AI systems.