Lead Product Engineer
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 2, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 27, 2026.
About the Role
Join a lean engineering team at an industrial real estate investment firm as its first product-focused engineer. You will own the front end of a new internal product, building data-driven tools that help teams make informed investment decisions.
What You'll Do
Own and improve the front-end codebase, including refactoring early implementations, establishing reusable design components, and shipping new features.
Build data-rich user experiences with charts, maps, and AI-powered insights for sourcing and leasing workflows.
Work directly with internal users to understand their processes, synthesize requirements, and test prototypes quickly.
Use Figma or AI tools to design and prototype features, contribute product ideas, and help shape the roadmap with leadership.
Partner with backend and infrastructure engineering and quantitative research colleagues to develop tools for additional business functions.
What We're Looking For
Four to ten years of front-end-heavy experience building and shipping production applications, including substantial ownership from scoping through deployment.
Strong experience with React and Next.js, along with data visualization, charts, maps, or other data-intensive product interfaces.
Experience building enterprise products and complete user-facing products, not only isolated components or design systems.
Comfort using Figma or similar tools and AI coding or design tools to prototype and ship features.
Strong CS fundamentals, a coherent engineering career, and experience working directly with users and stakeholders.
At least two years at a large technology company or high-growth startup, with sustained engineering roles and job tenures typically of 18 months or more.
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary: $225,000 to $275,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is not available for new applications; candidates with existing transferable visas may be considered.
Location
On-site in New York, New York, typically four to five days per week.