Flick · Sunnyvale, CA, US · Posted 2mo ago
$100k - $200k
We Handle AI. You Direct Films.
## About Us
[Flick](https://flick.art) is defining the future interface for professional AI-native filmmaking.
* Founded by an engineer who helped build Instagram Stories and an award-winning filmmaker, Flick brings technology and artistry together.
* We are well funded by leading investors, including True Ventures, GV, Lightspeed, and other top-tier VCs.
* Checkout our[ launch video](https://youtu.be/K1GgsSnwfow?si=taFwiulaMSu3kPNV)
* Award-winning [AI films](https://flick.art/showroom) created using Flick
## The Role
As a founding product engineer at Flick, you’ll sit at the intersection of engineering, design, and filmmaking. You won’t just build features — you’ll shape how people create films with AI. You will work directly with the founders, and have the opportunity to shape the future interface for AI visual storytelling.
### **What you’ll do**
* Design and build product features end-to-end across frontend and backend. * Rapidly prototype and iterate on new creative workflows with tight feedback loops. * Work closely with founders on product direction, UX decisions, and feature prioritization. * Translate ambiguous ideas into intuitive, high-quality user experiences. * Continuously refine interaction details, polish, and usability. * Help define the future of AI-native creative tools.
### **Requirements**
* Strong full stack engineering skills (React, TypeScript, backend frameworks). * Exceptional **product sense** and **attention to UX details**. * Experience building **creative tools. Can become an expert in creative technology in AI video production.** * Strong intuition for what makes a product feel simple, powerful, and delightful. * Startup mindset: high ownership, high agency, high velocity.
### **Nice-to-have**
* Love films and art. * You are a **creator yourself**: filmmaker, video editor, animator, designer, or similar. * Have experience in AI video generation. * Have been a founder before. * Have contributed in open-source projects, and coding for fun outside of regular work.