Description:

Naptha AI is seeking a talented Go-to-Market Engineer with full-stack development skills to join their innovative AI startup.
In this role, you will design and build technical experiments that showcase the company's cutting-edge AI technology to developers.
You will work directly with the founding team to create demo applications, integrations, interactive landing pages, and developer onboarding experiences.
The position is ideal for engineers who possess strong technical abilities and a growth mindset, aiming to make an immediate impact in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities include designing and building technical GTM experiments, integrating AI technology into real-world use cases, and implementing lightweight analytics to measure outcomes.
You will collaborate with backend engineers and product teams to ensure velocity and alignment, and engage with early adopters to gather feedback and learn what resonates.

Requirements:

You should have 3–6 years of experience as a full-stack engineer, ideally in early-stage startups.
Strong front-end skills in technologies such as React or Next.js, along with backend familiarity in Node or Python, are required.
Experience working with APIs, SDKs, or developer tooling is a significant plus.
You must be able to build and ship quickly, prioritizing learnings over perfect code.
Comfort in communicating with users, writing documentation, and implementing quick fixes in production is essential.
Bonus qualifications include experience with AI/ML APIs, SDKs, or infrastructure tools, as well as experience in growth engineering or developer advocacy.
Experience in an environment driven by experimentation and iteration is also a bonus.

The position offers a highly competitive salary and a significant equity stake.
Compensation and role will be scaled according to your experience.
The work environment is remote-first, providing flexibility.
Full medical, dental, and vision coverage is included.
A flexible PTO policy is offered to support work-life balance.
There is a budget for learning and attending conferences to promote professional development.