Product Engineer
About the role
Product Engineer role at Casco to shape customer experience across the full lifecycle, with strong frontend focus (TypeScript/React) and hands-on product decisions, collaborating with customers, founders, security experts, and engineers.
Responsibilities
- Own customer journeys end to end: map and improve the experience from contract signature through onboarding, activation, ongoing use, and renewal.
- Design across surfaces: create coherent experiences spanning email, Slack or Teams, customer channels, setup flows, notifications, and the Casco console.
- Turn customer needs into product decisions: talk with customers, identify the real problem behind a request, and decide what should be built.
- Build polished frontend experiences: translate ideas into intuitive, accessible, responsive interfaces and ship them to production.
- Make notification decisions thoughtfully: determine what customers need to know, when, which channel, and what action should follow.
- Simplify complex security workflows: make findings, testing progress, setup requirements, and next steps understandable without hiding important detail.
- Prototype and iterate quickly: use sketches, working prototypes, and production code to test ideas and learn from real usage.
- Raise the product quality bar: improve interaction patterns, information architecture, copy, states, and shared components.
- Measure the experience: define success signals, instrument key journeys, and use qualitative and quantitative feedback to improve them.
Qualifications
- Strong product sense: identify important customer problems, make good tradeoffs, and explain why a solution should work.
- UX experience: understand user flows, information architecture, interaction design, content, accessibility, and intuitive product feel.
- Frontend depth: substantial experience building and shipping modern web applications with TypeScript and React.
- End-to-end thinking: connect touchpoints across the customer lifecycle.
- Customer empathy: design for security teams, engineers, and business stakeholders with different needs.
- Ownership: move from loosely defined opportunities to shipped, measured products.
- Clear communication: document thinking through writing, prototypes, and discussions with technical and non-technical teammates.
- High craft bar: attention to loading, empty/error/permission/edge-case states.
- Startup readiness: comfortable with ambiguity, fast feedback, and changing mind when evidence changes.
Skills
Benefits
- San Francisco office-based role.
- Compensation: $200,000 base salary plus meaningful equity.
- Meaningful ownership: shape product experience during early stage of the company.
- Direct customer access: learn from users and see impact quickly.
- Learning opportunities: conference budget, books, courses, and growth support.
- Smart colleagues: team with former AWS engineers and security experts.
About Casco
Autonomous security testing for AI systems
Casco helps companies confidently ship AI agents and apps by simulating attacks on their AI systems, identifying vulnerabilities, and providing guided remediation. Companies building on AI face a disproportionate amount of cybersecurity threats. 73% of enterprises experienced at least one AI-related security incident in the past 12 months, with the average incident cost amounting to $4.8m. It also takes 40% longer for these companies to identify and address these breaches vs. non-AI related incidents. Check if your AI system is secure at casco.com --- We already secure AI systems deployed in 60% of Fortune 500 companies and are default alive. [1] [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/aord.html
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