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# Software Engineer

- **Company:** KREA LLC
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Computer Clusters, Collaborative Software, Python (Programming Language), PostgreSQL, Redis, Svelte, TypeScript, Openapi, Pytorch, ReactJS, Multi-Cloud, Backend, Kubernetes, Vertica
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/software-engineer-product-krea-9755139

## About the Role

* 4+ years of experience, ideally with 1+ years contributing to a product with millions of users
 * Real, significant Svelte or React experience - this isn't a pure-backend role
 * Strong first-principles thinking and product sense over attachment to any specific framework
 * Comfort owning things end-to-end, from idea to shipped, measured impact
 * Clear written and verbal communication
 * Taste - a strong, well-developed point of view on what good creative work looks like

Nice to have

 * Python/PyTorch or GPU-backed ML inference experience
 * A creative background (design, art, architecture, or similar)

## Description

We're looking for a product engineer to help take sub-products already driving significant revenue and make them more robust, while shipping new product surfaces for our creative users. You'd work primarily in SvelteKit (React experience also fine), touching Postgres/Redis/ClickHouse, with occasional reach into Python ML inference on GPU clusters and our multi-cloud k8s setup as needed.

What you'll do

 * Build real-time collaboration and canvas tooling (e.g. WebGL2/WebGPU for our node-based tools & CRDTs)
 * Ship durable execution for long-running workflows and public APIs (OpenAPI docs auto-generated from Zod schemas)
 * Reach into Python ML inference on GPU clusters and our multi-cloud k8s setup as features require it
 * Own cross-service metrics, tracing, and observability for the features you ship


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