Product Engineer; Remote

Product Engineer

Location:

Remote (Europe)
· Preferred:
Portugal

At Maker, we build an AI‑powered page builder for ecommerce teams who want to be on the forefront of technology. We package complex AI into tools that feel simple — so our customers can build high‑converting pages without needing to understand the technology behind them.

We're looking for a product engineer. Not a frontend engineer. Not a backend engineer. Someone who owns features end‑to‑end from understanding the user problem, to architecting the solution, to shipping it and watching how people use it.

You’ll work across the stack. Our codebase spans Type Script and ReScript, React and HTMX on the frontend, Node.js on the backend, running on serverless infrastructure (Vercel, AWS, Fastly, Cloudflare). You don't need to know all of it, you need to be the kind of engineer who picks things up fast and isn't boxed in by a specialization.

AI tools are part of how we work every day. You’ll write less code and review more. Your judgment about what ships and what isn’t good enough is what matters most.

• You’ll own features from idea to production. No one hands you a spec and walks away
• You’ll shape product decisions, not just implement them. We expect you to have opinions about what we should build and why
• You’ll build interfaces that ecommerce store owners can understand without a tutorial
• You’ll make architectural calls that balance speed with long‑term quality
• You’ll use AI to move fast, but you’ll know when to slow down and think for yourself

• Have deep experience building production software and can point to products you shaped, not just code you wrote
• Have built and scaled at least one product from zero to real usage (10x–100x growth)
• Have strong React and Node.js experience with solid API design instincts
• Have worked at an early‑stage, product‑focused startup and thrived in the ambiguity
• Think about the user before you think about the architecture
• Communicate clearly in English - in code, in docs, in conversation

• Were a founder, co‑founder, or early employee (first 10–20 hires) at a startup
• Have worked on products in our space: page builders, design tools, visual editors, AI creative tools, AI coding tools
• Have built side projects or open source work you’re proud of
• Have experience with HTMX, Alpine.js, or Re Script
• Can show us how you use AI tools pragmatically — when to lean on them and when not

Our process reflects how we actually work. No Leet Code. No whiteboard algorithms.

If this sounds like the kind of work you want to do, we’d love to hear from you – even if you don’t check every box. The best people we’ve hired surprised us.