At Rabbit, the unit of value is shipped product, not lines of code. AI handles the typing. The scarce skill is deciding what to build, validating it with real customers, and getting it to GA. We’re hiring a Product Engineer who lives that loop on BigQuery — Rabbit’s primary optimization surface and the one our customers spend the most on.Two responsibilities, one feedback loop:Ship features end-to-end — bring the idea (or pick one off the shelf), prototype it, pilot with a handful of customers, iterate on real feedback, take it to GA.Customer success on what’s already shipped — help enterprise customers adopt existing Rabbit features, surface what’s missing, and unblock them when something breaks.Initial domain: BigQuery cost optimization — slot management, reservation models, job-level optimization, query analysis at petabyte scale. As Rabbit’s optimization scope expands across GCP, so will yours.What You’ll Actually DoIdentify optimization opportunities by working directly with enterprise customers and reading their workloadsPrototype features fast — proof-of-concept first,



polish laterRun customer pilots: design the experiment, gather feedback, decide whether to iterate or killTake validated prototypes to GA: production-grade pipelines, APIs, infrastructure-as-codeDrive adoption of shipped features — onboarding, technical Q&A;, troubleshootingInvestigate and resolve real-world data anomalies, pipeline issues, and BigQuery cost questionsFeed field signal into product direction — you’ll have more customer context than anyoneHow We Work — AI-First, Agentic by DefaultRabbit is an AI-first company. Agentic development practices are mandatory, not optional — Claude Code, Cursor, and agent-driven workflows are how we move. We measure output in shipped features, not commits.Builders, not coders.If you’re attached to writing every line yourself, this won’t fit. If you orchestrate AI agents to compress idea-to-prototype from weeks to hours, you’ll thrive. The role is about

📌 Product Engineer, Bigquery (Zaragoza)
🏢 Rabbit
📍 Zaragoza