Member of Technical Staff, Product
sieve · Remote
About Us Sieve is the only AI research lab exclusively focused on video data. We combine exabyte-scale video infrastructure, novel video understanding techniques, and dozens of data sources to develop datasets that push the frontier of video modeling. Video makes up 80% of internet traffic and has become the enabling digital medium powering creativity, communication, gaming, AR/VR, and robotics. Sieve exists to solve the biggest bottleneck in the growth of these applications: high-quality training data. We’ve partnered with top AI labs and did $XXM last quarter alone, as a team of just 15 people. We also raised our Series A last year from Tier 1 firms such as Matrix Partners, Swift Ventures, Y Combinator, and AI Grant. About the Role As a product engineer at Sieve, you'll help build our video collection platform: a system that pays contributors for submitting video recordings alongside internal product tooling. You'll work full-stack across frontend, backend, systems, and mobile to ship products quickly, improve reliability, and scale the platform in supporting millions of users. You'll also build internal tools that help the team source, review, and deliver high-quality data efficiently. You'll own projects end-to-end. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys building products with tight feedback loops, thrives in a high-ownership environment, and wants to work directly on the core engine powering frontier video AI. What You’ll Do Build and scale a production product used by contributors, partners, and internal teams. Ship full stack features across frontend, backend APIs, and underlying systems. Ship mobile features that enable easy video capture and submission. Improve reliability, performance, and developer velocity across the platform. Build internal tools and workflows that make operations, QA, and delivery fast and consistent. Work closely with customers and operators to translate needs into product and ship iteratively. Requirements Strong full stack engine