Senior Software Engineer (Product)

About this role

• Reporting to the Engineering Manager for Vis/Media at Weights & Biases, you will help design and build new workflows and features that allow researchers to analyze, share and communicate about their experiment results
• The Vis/Media team focuses on exploring and shipping new analysis workflows, building intuitive and flexible ways for users to compare scalar data and rich media across experiments
• You’ll design and implement new features and products, improve our existing suite of visualizations and media browsers and explore new patterns to allow users to extract key insights into model performance from data logged to W&B
• This role is frontend-led, but explicitly end-to-end: you’ll move quickly across UX, APIs, and data models to turn early ideas into production features used by thousands of customers
• Rapidly prototype, iterate, and ship new analysis workflows
• Design frontend experiences in parallel with backend schemas and APIs, evolving data models as user needs become clearer
• Work across the stack to implement end-to-end features, including adding or modifying logging formats, APIs, and data access patterns
• Make pragmatic decisions about how user-logged data should be stored, queried, and rendered to support new analytical questions
• Collaborate closely with product, design, and customer-facing teams to validate ideas early and incorporate real user feedback
• Improve reliability, performance, and scalability when working with large, complex, or high-volume datasets
• Contribute clean, testable, and reusable code; participate in code reviews and help establish patterns that reduce one-off solutions
• Investing in our people is one of our top priorities, and we value candidates who can bring their diversified experiences to our teams- Here are some qualities we’ve found compatible with our team. We’d love to talk about whether this aligns with your experience and interests and what you’re excited to work on next
• Solid understanding of programming...