Bretton AI - Senior / Staff Product Engineer
At deCircle · San Francisco, California, United States
- Engineering
- Staff or principal
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Hybrid, based in San Francisco
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- Posted
- 12 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 3 November 2026
- Last checked
- 23 hours ago
Job description
From deCircle’s job post, as they wrote it.
Bretton AI (formerly Greenlite): AI agents for financial crime compliance (KYC/AML/sanctions) at banks and fintechs. 65 people, $75M raised, SF.
Comp: $200K-$270K + competitive equity. Location: Hybrid, 4 days in-office downtown SF. Visa: Visa transfers (OPT, H1B); full sponsorship case-by-case.
Responsibilities
* Own substantial product features end to end, from customer discovery to production and iteration
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* Build agentic workflows automating AML, sanctions and KYC reviews with humans in the loop
* Develop case management, reporting, analytics and workflow configuration UIs
* Work directly with enterprise compliance customers
* Ship production full-stack code (TypeScript, Python, Node.js, React)
Tech stack: TypeScript, Python, Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, Supabase, Next.js, Cloud Infrastructure, Workflow Orchestration
Source: https://www.paraform.com/share/bretton-ai/cmnt92oie00000cktw306x4zv
* 5+ yrs product/full-stack engineering (Python or TypeScript/Node)
* Top engineering culture background; 0-to-1 startup track record
* Customer-facing, high ownership
* Hybrid 4 days in SF
Bretton AI - Senior / Staff Product EngineerdeCircle
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