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Flint

Product Engineer

🇺🇸 Remote - New York, New York 🕑 Full-Time 💰 $160K - $190K 💻 Software Engineering 🗓️ September 22nd, 2026

Edtech.com's Summary

Flint is hiring a Product Engineer to build and ship customer-facing features for its AI-powered learning platform, working as a generalist across the stack to help take products from early traction to scale. The role owns problems end-to-end, from understanding what teachers and students need through building, shipping, and iterating on the solution alongside product and design.

Highlights
  • Build and ship products used by teachers and students every day.
  • Own features end-to-end, from problem definition through implementation, launch, and iteration.
  • Work across the stack, wherever the problem requires it.
  • Partner closely with product and design to turn user needs into strong product experiences.
  • Talk directly with users and fold their feedback into fast iterations.
  • Use AI deeply to build better products and increase personal leverage.
  • Bring experience shipping customer-facing software and helping a product grow from early traction to scale.
  • Rely on a stack built on TypeScript, React, Next.js, Postgres, Supabase, and Vercel.
  • Join a small team where engineers hold significant ownership and impact.
  • Offer a $160K–$190K base salary plus meaningful equity, with pay for remote candidates varying by location.

Product Engineer Full Description

Full-time
Remote (US hours) or NYC

About Flint
Founded in 2023, Flint is an AI-powered platform built for schools. In three years, we've partnered with hundreds of schools across the U.S. and internationally, supporting 750,000+ students.
We're building an agentic learning system where students actually learn, teachers can understand and improve that learning, and every interaction makes the next one better.

The Role
We're looking for a Product Engineer who loves building customer-facing products and has experience helping products go from 1 → 10.
You'll work as a generalist across the stack, closely with product and design, and own problems end-to-end—from understanding what users need to building, shipping, and iterating on the solution.
This is not a role where you'll receive perfectly scoped tickets and implement them. You'll be expected to understand the product, make good decisions under ambiguity, and take ownership of getting great products into users' hands.

What You'll Do
  • Build and ship products used by teachers and students every day
  • Own features end-to-end, from understanding the problem to implementation, launch, and iteration
  • Work across the stack wherever needed to solve the problem
  • Collaborate closely with product and design to turn user needs into great product experiences
  • Talk to users, understand how they use what you build, and incorporate feedback quickly
  • Improve existing products and systems as they grow in usage and complexity
  • Make pragmatic tradeoffs between speed, quality, and scalability
  • Use AI deeply to build better products and increase your own leverage

Who You Are
  • You have experience building and shipping customer-facing software
  • You've helped a startup or product grow from 1 → 10, and understand how building changes as a product matures
  • You're a generalist who is comfortable working across frontend, backend, and product
  • You care about the details of the user experience, not just whether the code works
  • You have strong product judgment and can make progress without a perfectly specified roadmap
  • You move quickly while maintaining a high bar for quality
  • You communicate proactively and work well with product, design, and other engineers
  • You prefer ownership over narrow roles
  • You're comfortable operating in a fast-moving startup environment
We care much more about what you've built, the problems you've owned, and how you think than a specific number of years of experience.

Our Stack
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Postgres, Supabase, Vercel, and AI systems.
You don't need experience with every technology in our stack. We care more about your ability to learn quickly, work across boundaries, and build great products.

Why Flint
  • Work on a product used by hundreds of schools and hundreds of thousands of students
  • Help build a new category of learning system that goes beyond the traditional LMS
  • Join a small team where individual engineers have significant ownership and impact
  • Work closely with product, design, and customers rather than operating within a narrow engineering lane
  • Own meaningful parts of the product as Flint grows
  • Solve challenging product and engineering problems with real-world impact

Compensation
$160K–$190K base + meaningful equity
Compensation for remote candidates may vary based on location.

How to Apply
Email [email protected] with [Product Engineer] at the beginning of the subject line.
Tell us a little about yourself and include your resume or LinkedIn, along with anything you've built that you're particularly proud of. We'd especially love to hear about a customer-facing product you helped take from 1 → 10.
No cover letter required.