Sr. Full-Stack Engineer, Product
for each section heading.
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for prose.
We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail.
Let's extract each piece.
About the role: Should include company mission, description, hybrid, visa sponsorship note, maybe the "Who are we looking for?" intro? Actually "Who are we looking for?" is a heading but we can treat its content as part of About the role. The content after that: "We’re hiring a senior full-stack Product Engineer for our Product Engineering team. The PE team builds all the things our customers and their users use: public APIs, embedded SDKs, customer management dashboard, and more. Our Product Engineering team is lean and works very closely with Product to ensure we’re evolving Pinwheel’s product in ways that bring maximum value to our customers. We are a high-velocity team where we balance four main workstreams: support of customers, deliver the roadmap, proactively improve the product and keep-the-lights-on."
That seems like role description. Could be About the role.
We also have earlier fluff about mission, investors, etc. That's also about the role/company.
We'll combine.
We need to avoid duplication: The mission statement appears at start: "Pinwheel - Building the future of financial services in partnership with the biggest brands “I love my banking app!” said no one, ever. Pinwheel is on a mission to change that. We believe banks and financial service providers represent the greatest opportunity to build 10x better experiences, especially in the AI age. We’re building the next generation of financial products alongside some of the biggest names in the market including Robinhood, DoorDash, Chime, Cash App, Credit Karma, American Express, Discover, Intuit, Acorns, Visa and more. If you’re excited by the idea of having your work touch and impact the lives of hundreds of millions of consumers, Pinwheel is the place for you. If you get stoked about building products alongside the biggest brands in the world, Pinwheel is the place for you. If you want to join a scrappy, hustling team that is obsessed with defining the future of financial services, Pinwheel is the place for you! Pinwheel has raised $77M from top-tier investors such as Coatue, Notable, First Round, Upfront, Primary, American Express, Franklin Templeton, Indeed, Semper Virens and more."
That's a lot of promotional text; we should keep it as it's substantive about company. However there are repeated sentences: "If you’re excited..." repeated three times with slight variations. Those are duplicated lines? They are similar but not exact duplicates; they are variations. The instruction: remove duplicated lines. Might consider them as duplicated? They are similar but not identical. Might be considered boilerplate marketing fluff. But they are part of the posting; we should keep substantive info but maybe we can condense? The instruction says "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." So we cannot summarize or remove detail unless it's boilerplate/duplicated. Those three sentences are somewhat repetitive but each adds nuance: excited about impact, stoked about building with biggest brands, want to join scrappy team. They are not exact duplicates, but they are similar. I'd keep them as they are distinct points.
We also have "This role is hybrid with 3 days a week in our NYC office." and visa sponsorship note.
Thus About the role will include all that.
Responsibilities: list from "What will you do?" and "In general, your responsibilities in this role would include:".
We need
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. Let's extract each piece. About the role: Should include company mission, description, hybrid, visa sponsorship note, maybe the "Who are we looking for?" intro? Actually "Who are we looking for?" is a heading but we can treat its content as part of About the role. The content after that: "We’re hiring a senior full-stack Product Engineer for our Product Engineering team. The PE team builds all the things our customers and their users use: public APIs, embedded SDKs, customer management dashboard, and more. Our Product Engineering team is lean and works very closely with Product to ensure we’re evolving Pinwheel’s product in ways that bring maximum value to our customers. We are a high-velocity team where we balance four main workstreams: support of customers, deliver the roadmap, proactively improve the product and keep-the-lights-on." That seems like role description. Could be About the role. We also have earlier fluff about mission, investors, etc. That's also about the role/company. We'll combine. We need to avoid duplication: The mission statement appears at start: "Pinwheel - Building the future of financial services in partnership with the biggest brands “I love my banking app!” said no one, ever. Pinwheel is on a mission to change that. We believe banks and financial service providers represent the greatest opportunity to build 10x better experiences, especially in the AI age. We’re building the next generation of financial products alongside some of the biggest names in the market including Robinhood, DoorDash, Chime, Cash App, Credit Karma, American Express, Discover, Intuit, Acorns, Visa and more. If you’re excited by the idea of having your work touch and impact the lives of hundreds of millions of consumers, Pinwheel is the place for you. If you get stoked about building products alongside the biggest brands in the world, Pinwheel is the place for you. If you want to join a scrappy, hustling team that is obsessed with defining the future of financial services, Pinwheel is the place for you! Pinwheel has raised $77M from top-tier investors such as Coatue, Notable, First Round, Upfront, Primary, American Express, Franklin Templeton, Indeed, Semper Virens and more." That's a lot of promotional text; we should keep it as it's substantive about company. However there are repeated sentences: "If you’re excited..." repeated three times with slight variations. Those are duplicated lines? They are similar but not exact duplicates; they are variations. The instruction: remove duplicated lines. Might consider them as duplicated? They are similar but not identical. Might be considered boilerplate marketing fluff. But they are part of the posting; we should keep substantive info but maybe we can condense? The instruction says "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." So we cannot summarize or remove detail unless it's boilerplate/duplicated. Those three sentences are somewhat repetitive but each adds nuance: excited about impact, stoked about building with biggest brands, want to join scrappy team. They are not exact duplicates, but they are similar. I'd keep them as they are distinct points. We also have "This role is hybrid with 3 days a week in our NYC office." and visa sponsorship note. Thus About the role will include all that. Responsibilities: list from "What will you do?" and "In general, your responsibilities in this role would include:". We need