primitivecommunication for agentsProduct EngineerFull-time · San Francisco, CA, US · $190K - $230K
Salary$190k – $230k
LocationSan Francisco, CA, US
Work modeon-site
Typefull-time
EquityIncluded
Company size11+ people
First seen2w ago
Last seen4d ago
Product Engineer at primitive
Benefits
Location: San Francisco, CA, US
Type: Full-time
Salary: $190K - $230K
Equity: 0.25% - 0.75%
Experience: 3+ years
Visa: US citizen/visa only
About the role
About the company
primitive.dev is building the communication layer for the agent economy. As AI agents increasingly act on behalf of people and businesses, companies need infrastructure to identify them, understand what they need, and interact with them at scale.
We rebuilt email from the ground up for machine-to-machine communication, optimizing the entire stack for latency, throughput, reliability, and developer experience. On top of that infrastructure, we deploy and operate agents for our customers. They begin as a general interface to the business, then learn from incoming traffic and create specialized agents to handle recurring workflows.
What you’ll do
Responsibilities
Own the product through which non-technical teams create and operate agents. We let someone define a business outcome, deploy an agent, and improve it without ever seeing the engineering underneath. This role owns that abstraction across product, design, frontend, and backend.
What you bring
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You have built and shipped polished user-facing products end to end
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You are an excellent frontend engineer and can work across the backend when needed
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You can turn complicated systems and ambiguous customer needs into simple software
Nice to have
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Experience making technical systems accessible to non-technical users
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Experience with agents, workflow automation, or developer infrastructure
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Former founder
Compensation
$190k-$230k base salary plus equity. World-class benefits.
Full-time and in person in San Francisco, relocation fully covered if needed.
About primitive
Building the communication infrastructure needed for fully autonomous agents.