Stable is a startup that provides virtual business addresses and a platform to manage physical mail, aiming to modernize archaic US entity rules so companies can operate independent of geography. Serving 15,000+ customers including Brex, DoorDash, and Gusto, the product set includes virtual mailboxes, automated workflows and integrations, registered agent services, electronic check deposit, and high-volume mailroom solutions for industries like fintech, healthcare, logistics, and property management. Backed by Y Combinator and other notable investors, the company emphasizes turning manual, paper-driven processes into automated, scalable systems using AI/ML and hardware integrations.
The open role is for a product engineer (3+ years) to work across frontend, backend and occasional hardware on features that span a customer dashboard, mail operations, automation/AI models, and APIs/webhooks. Engineers engage directly with users, lead end-to-end projects, and balance technical complexity with operational constraints. Required skills include customer empathy, strong communication, self-direction, and comfort in fast-growing startups; quarterly travel is expected. The stack includes React, TypeScript, Node, GraphQL, MySQL, and AWS. Compensation includes competitive pay, equity, unlimited PTO, benefits, home-office support, and remote work across US time zones with opportunities for early impact and leadership.
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