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# Software Engineer, Enterprise Product

- **Company:** DECAGON, LLC
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $200,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Business Analytics Applications, User Authentication, Data Visualization, Programming Tools, Python (Programming Language), TypeScript, Application Enhancement Tool, Large Language Models, Prompt Engineering, Virtual Agents, Asynchronous Programming, Software Coding
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/senior-software-engineer-enterprise-product-decagon-7814454

## About the Role

* 4+ years building full-stack software products with strong product thinking
 * Proficient in Python and/or TypeScript, comfortable working across the entire stack
 * Experience translating complex technical capabilities into simple, usable interfaces
 * Track record of balancing technical excellence with pragmatic shipping

Even better

 * Experience building security-sensitive product systems, such as authentication and data access controls.
 * Experience building developer tools, APIs, platforms, or internal tools that became customer-facing
 * Background with LLMs, prompt engineering, or AI agent systems
 * Familiarity with asynchronous programming and building scalable systems
 * Experience with observability, data visualization, or analytics products

## Description

As a Senior Software Engineer on the Enterprise Product team, you will take ownership of designing and building robust, scalable systems that allow customers to create and optimize their AI agents with confidence. This means working closely with customer facing teams to understand current workflows, then designing elegant abstractions and interfaces that scale those capabilities across our customer base. You'll work day-to-day with the core product and design teams, joining discovery, defining requirements, reviewing designs, and iterating through launch.

In this role, you will

 * Eliminate manual engineering work by building self-serve functionality for agent configuration, training, and deployment
 * Create AI-powered tools that enable non-technical teams to create and manage sophisticated workflows without writing code
 * Design configuration abstractions that balance power and simplicity - handling diverse use cases while remaining accessible to non-technical teams
 * Build monitoring and analytics that surface actionable insights, helping customers identify where their agents can improve
 * Own features end-to-end, from technical architecture through deployment and iteration


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