Software Engineer (Enterprise Product) at Ramp · Katori
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Software Engineer (Enterprise Product)
New York City, New York, United States$189k–330kFull-timeUpdated 2 weeks ago
As a Software Engineer, Enterprise Product, you’ll solve the hardest problems standing between Ramp and the world’s largest and most complex companies — shaping and shipping the product capabilities that unlock our growth upmarket
You’ll be part of our Core FDE org, which is an agent-first, high-pace, customer-facing engineering team
On FDE, you will interact directly with customers and deliver solutions end to end — understanding pain points, shaping product decisions, and building agents that autonomously expand Ramp’s capabilities
Deliver software end to end that meet the needs of our largest customers — understanding user pain points, scoping product specs, and building agents that autonomously implement solutions
Collaborate closely with Sales, Solutions, Customer Success, and Account Management to close deals, activate customers, and expand the value Ramp provides over time
Drive the core product engineering roadmap through our embedding model — specializing within a core product area to develop deep domain expertise and make prioritization calls on when to build a custom solution vs. accelerate a broader initiative
Benefits
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
One Medical Membership
401(k) including an employer match
Monthly wellness stipend
Parental leave
Unlimited PTO
Pet Insurance
WFH stipend
Relocation support to move to NYC
Preferred experience
3+ years of software engineering experience preferred
Comfort and excitement to be customer-facing
Desire to work in a fast-paced environment, continuously grow, and master your craft
Extensive experience building with and for agents
Track record of shipping high-quality products at scale
The ad says“Extensive experience building with and for agents”
Values
The ad says“Drive the core product engineering roadmap through our embedding model — specializing within a core product area to develop deep domain expertise and make prioritization calls on when to build a custom solution vs. accelerate a broader initiative”