Product Engineer

Namespace · schweiz

Namespace is looking for a mid-level Product Engineer in Switzerland to build developer infrastructure tools that streamline CI, builds, and testing workflows.

This position focuses on creating intuitive applications and integrations that boost developer productivity by removing bottlenecks in continuous integration and testing processes.

Responsibilities

  • Deliver complete features that work smoothly with widely used developer tools.
  • Create user-facing applications that simplify complex infrastructure for engineers.
  • Work closely with users and partners to grasp their specific workflows and challenges.
  • Refine product designs and code to improve adoption, speed, and system reliability.

Requirements

  • Solid software engineering background with experience in production environments using TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Go, or Python.
  • Demonstrated history of launching impactful features, ideally within developer tools or infrastructure sectors.
  • Customer-focused approach capable of turning technical concepts into easy-to-use interfaces.
  • Strong desire to learn continuously and collaborate effectively on product development.

What the company offers

  • Competitive compensation package including stock options.
  • Flexible working hours.
  • Market-leading parental leave.

About the company

Namespace operates as a small, expert team that values grit, ownership, and execution. The company balances long-term vision with short-term pragmatism and maintains full internal transparency regarding decision-making and company performance.

  • Emphasis on grit and pushing through ambiguity.
  • Taking ownership and maintaining a strong bias to execution.
  • Small team of experts achieving significant results.
  • Balancing long-term vision with short-term pragmatism.
  • Full transparency internally on decisions and company performance.

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