About the Role

Job Title: Product Engineer (AI Agents)
Location: Paris
Employment Type: Full-time
Location Type: On-site

Responsibilities

• Design and build products that deliver real-world impact to customers.
• Ship value quickly through prototyping and iteration.
• Take ownership of product and technical decisions, driving them end-to-end.
• Engage with customers regularly to gather feedback and translate it into impactful features.
• Design and build architectures that exemplify strong engineering principles: clear, reliable, maintainable, and scalable.
• Leverage cutting-edge agentic systems for robust vulnerability management product development.
• Contribute to and help shape product strategy and technical culture.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience as a software or product engineer in startup environments.
• Proven ability to build impactful products that address real-world customer needs.
• Experience with products or projects leveraging LLMs and emerging AI tools.
• Intellectual curiosity and a genuine drive to innovate.
• Positive attitude toward AI and its potential to transform security and engineering.
• Excellent communication skills in English.
• Eagerness to work onsite from the Paris office.

Benefits

• Work at the intersection of security and AI, shaping the future of both industries.
• Collaborate in a high-talent, high-intensity environment where your decisions matter.
• Be part of an English-speaking, globally ambitious team building products for a worldwide audience from Paris and New York.
• Competitive salary, meaningful equity, and comprehensive benefits.
• Inclusive, supportive culture that values every voice.

Commitment to Diversity

Konvu is committed to building a diverse team that reflects a wide variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills, believing that diversity strengthens both the product and the culture.

Hiring Process

• 30-minute video call with the CEO
• Take-home exercise
• 1-hour video call with the CTO
• Onsite interview with the team (2 hours total)
• Reference calls