Product Engineer

Sequence Job Posting

Engineers at Sequence have two jobs. First, create value. At each operating company, you will translate human knowledge work into AI compute — vastly accelerating how work gets done. You will do this by deploying agents and building LLM-powered workflows that solve real operational problems, not demos but production systems used daily by the people running the business.

Second, make the FDE motion scale. Every transformation you do should feed back into Sequence's core AI platform — so that services businesses start to feel like product businesses. The companies we acquire run on manual, human-intensive processes. By building reusable systems that compound across the portfolio, you make each subsequent transformation faster than the last.

As Sequence grows, the best engineers will define and lead entire verticals, working closely with operators and investors to shape how whole industries will run on Sequence's platform.

Requirements

• Relentlessly product-oriented. Obsesses over details to get the user experience right.
• Demonstrated track record of impressive accomplishments, whether academic, professional, or entrepreneurial
• Raw horsepower and tenacity. Will run through walls to deliver results.
• Proven ability to build from 0 to 1
• Independence and drive comparable to a founder
• Strong communicator across engineers, operators, and executives
• Willing to travel to operating companies

Our Values

• Customer-Centric. We have two customers: our portfolio companies, and the customers they serve. We succeed only when our customer's customer does. Our job is to make our operating companies better at serving theirs.
• Excellence. Highest quality in everything we do, with rigorous efficiency.
• Earned Luck. Good luck is what happens when opportunity meets preparation. We do not control markets, timing, or chance; we control whether we are ready when they turn our way. Do the work before it is needed.
• Relentless Effort. Most things are outside our control: markets, competition, timing, luck. Effort is not. It is one of the few variables entirely up to us, and we leave nothing on the table. We are a small team going after massive opportunities. Outwork everyone. Urgency is not a phase; it is how we operate.
• Ownership. You are an owner of Sequence. Act like it. Treat our spaces and our money as your own; they are. Take pride in the work you ship. No task is beneath you, no detail too small. The small things compound.
• Long-Term Thinking. Most people prioritize near-term wins and the dopamine of constant positive feedback. The ability to think long-term is rare, and rarity is a durable advantage. Hold direction through good cycles and bad. Pay the short-term tax on the investments that compound. Always ask: what puts us on the steepest slope three years from now?
• Integrity. Do the right thing, especially when no one is watching. Be honest with investors, partners, employees, and communities. Reputation compounds faster than revenue and is harder to rebuild.
• Intellectual Honesty. The best idea wins, regardless of who says it. Debate openly, push back regardless of hierarchy. Share credit generously; take responsibility collectively. When we are wrong, we say so and move on. Concealing mistakes is the only unacceptable failure.
• Compassion. Businesses are made of people. Treat your teammates and the employees at our operating companies with genuine care. Lead with empathy. Listen before prescribing.