Product Engineer, Regulatory Intelligence

Blumen Systems•San Francisco, CA

About The Position

Blumen is building a regulatory intelligence layer for American infrastructure. Its platform combines regulatory information with more than 2,500 geospatial datasets to help energy companies and environmental consultants assess project permits, constraints, and risks faster. The Product Engineer will build AI and geospatial systems for energy and infrastructure risk analysis, with substantial product ownership and direct collaboration with the team and customers to decide what to build and improve it after release. The role involves understanding complex problems before selecting tools or proposing solutions, learning new domains, and attending to product details. The engineer will work across frontend, backend, data, and infrastructure, use the systems they build, and address issues based on real-world usage.

Requirements

  • Several years of experience building and shipping software products end-to-end.
  • Strong computer science fundamentals and experience across frontend and backend development.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with GIS systems and geospatial ETLs.
  • Experience with long-running AI workflows and job orchestration.

Responsibilities

  • Own regulatory and permitting problems alongside the product and regulatory teams, question requirements, and investigate unresolved questions.
  • Build and orchestrate long-running AI agents that combine regulations, geospatial data, and project details into well-supported risk analyses.
  • Benchmark AI agents and workflows against human QA'ed reports, turn root causes into engineering tickets, and verify improvements.
  • Build internal tools to help the team research, manage, and deliver work more efficiently.
  • Build customer-facing interfaces for project onboarding, interactive maps, and risk analyses.
  • Work across frontend, backend, data, and infrastructure; use what you build and fix problems based on real usage.
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