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Salary: USD 160,000 - 220,000 / annual
Peregrine Technologies, backed by leading Silicon Valley investors, builds an AI-enabled platform that transforms siloed data into operational intelligence for public safety organizations, government agencies, and private-sector institutions. The platform currently serves hundreds of customers across 30+ states and two countries, reaching over 125 million people.
The Product Experiences team is responsible for building the core features users interact with daily across the Peregrine platform. As a Software Engineer on this team, you'll have significant ownership over major user-facing capabilities including Search, Dossier, Charts, Dashboards, Maps, Network, Table, Workspace, Docs, Automations, and Mobile experiences.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Building search and semantic discovery systems that help users find answers across billions of records
- Designing Dossier views that assemble complete entity pictures on demand
- Crafting real-time, collaborative experiences on detailed maps and networks
- Bringing AI-powered capabilities to users with emphasis on source transparency and trust
- Obsessing over craft details like latency, interaction design, and resilience to make complex workflows feel effortless
- Working cross-functionally with design, product management, and deployment teams to iterate on solutions
The technical stack includes React, Redux, TypeScript, and Mapbox on the frontend; Python, Django, Celery, Airflow, and Kafka on the backend; PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch for data; ML models in Bedrock and Sagemaker; and AWS, Pulumi, Terraform, and Kubernetes for infrastructure.
You'll take on highly visible challenges and make decisions that shape the product for years to come. The team values ownership, collaboration, humility, empathy, perseverance, and creativity. You'll work closely with users to understand diverse use cases and iterate to solve real problems.
