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AI Product Engineer (Fullstack)
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AI Product Engineer (Fullstack) is a AI Product Engineer role (full-time). with WePush. in BERLIN, DE. Imported listing (source: clever.cv). Apply on the employer's site (clever.cv).
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BERLIN · DE
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Full-time
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WePush is seeking a Fullstack AI Product Engineer to build and maintain their creator marketing platform in Berlin. This role involves working across the entire stack, from native iOS (SwiftUI) and web frontends (Angular/React) to polyglot backend services (Node.js, Go) deployed on Kubernetes. The engineer will leverage AI agent tools as a primary workflow mechanism to accelerate development, debugging, and system understanding.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain features across iOS (SwiftUI), Web (Angular/React), and backend services (Node.js/Go)
- Manage and optimize microservices infrastructure on Kubernetes using Helm and GitLab CI
- Utilize AI agent tools to rapidly understand legacy codebases, debug issues, and generate code
- Implement scheduled workloads, ledger integrations, and scraper fleets
- Ensure robust CI/CD pipelines and production stability
Requirements
- Experience operating real distributed systems rather than monolithic architectures
- Proficiency in full-stack development with ability to trace bugs across UI, app server, and backend layers
- Comfortability working with unfamiliar languages and codebases using AI tools for context acquisition
- Strong judgment in verifying AI-generated suggestions before shipping
WePush
Berlin · DE · 3+ employees
WePush is an influencer marketing platform that enables brands to launch scalable creator campaigns, particularly for short-form video on TikTok. It connects advertisers with a large community of creators to generate authentic content.
