Deployed Engineer

About the role

ABOUT US

Parallel is a web infrastructure company. Our products are used by leading businesses in sales, marketing, insurance, and coding to build best-in-class AI agents with flexible and powerful programmatic access to the web.

We've raised $230 million from Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia, Index Ventures, Spark Capital, Khosla Ventures, First Round, and Terrain to build the web for AIs. We're currently valued at $2 billion and we're forming a world-class team of engineers, designers, marketers, sellers, researchers, and operational experts to achieve our mission.

Job: Join our deployed engineering team - you will work closest with our customers, help them get the most out of our API, and scale with them. You will understand their product and use-cases deeply, and understand our API. You will be the power user of our API.

You: Love working hands-on with customers. You are an engineer by training but also may have worked in consulting/PM/GTM or roles that are close to customers. You care most about owning customer impact.

LIFE AT PARALLEL

Our team works fully in-person, between our Palo Alto HQ and San Francisco office. We’re a flat, talent-dense organization dedicated to solving technical and creative problems.

We seek like-minded individuals who share our passion for applying science, creativity, and consistency to big and complex problems with equally big outcomes. These are our values:

- Own customer impact: It’s on us to ensure real-world outcomes for our customers.

- Obsess over craft: Perfect every detail because quality compounds.

- Accelerate change: Ship fast, adapt faster, and move frontier ideas into production.

- Create win-wins: Creatively turn trade-offs into upside.

- Make high-conviction bets: Try and fail. But succeed an unfair amount.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

- Competitive salary

- Generous equity

- Visa sponsorships

- 401K plans

- Daily lunch & office snacks

- Dinner at the office

- Unlimited vacation

- Caltrain pass reimbursement

See the posting on Parallel's site