Who we are:
Come build the future of commerce with us at fabric. We're building the agentic commerce infrastructure that helps merchants grow, sell, and operate in today's AI-powered shopping experience. Backed by top-tier investors and led by industry and AI veterans, our team is building foundational technology at the intersection of AI, commerce, and great user experience.
Where we hire: We are both a remote-first and hybrid employer (depending on your role and location). We focus on building our team in the following geographic locations depending on the role.
United States - We're limited to hiring in the following states:
California, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire
Washington
Canada - We're limited to hiring in the following provinces:
Ontario & British Colombia
Your next career:
Shopping is moving from search boxes to answer engines. Shoppers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and AI Overviews what to buy — and brands win or lose on whether AI represents their products accurately. This is a wide-open field with no established playbook, and fabric is defining it.
You'll own the research that helps define our AI Shopping roadmap. That means helping shape how we measure a brand's AI Shopping capability and how we optimize for the best outcomes. Your work becomes the research behind fabric's roadmap and the credibility behind our thought leadership.
This is a hybrid role by design — part researcher, part PM, part evangelist, part customer-facing. You'll design the studies, build the models, publish the findings, and sit with customers to show them what the data means for their business.
What you bring to the table:
- A demonstrated point of view on AI search (AEO/GEO). Whether you've worked hands-on with answer engine / generative engine optimization or studied AI search and digital markets rigorously, you can show what you've learned about how AI search actually behaves — from evidence, not just opinion.
- A rigorous quantitative foundation. Strong data science, statistical, and causal-inference / econometric skills, with fluency in Python, SQL, or similar. You can frame a question, design the analysis, build the model, and defend the methodology.
- Original research experience. You've run benchmarks, market studies, or performance studies — designing the question and the method, not just running standard reports.
- An SEO / search discovery background. You understand discovery from the inside and have grown into rigorous, data-driven measurement of it.
- Experimentation chops. You've designed and run A/B tests or similar to validate an idea and separate signal from noise.
- Storytelling with data. You can turn raw numbers into a clear narrative and a defensible point of view, and explain complex findings to non-technical audiences.
- Comfort with ambiguity. You can help build a measurement function from scratch, not just execute one someone else designed.
- Deep curiosity about commerce. Genuine interest in e-commerce, marketing, and analytics — you want to understand why shoppers and algorithms behave the way they do.
Nice to have
- External recognition for your research — press, whitepapers, published benchmarks, or conference talks.
- Customer-facing or consulting experience — you're comfortable presenting findings and recommendations directly to customers.
- Familiarity with the AEO/GEO tooling landscape and how brands currently try to measure AI visibility.
- Experience at an e-commerce, martech, or search company or working closely with retail brands and their product data.
- An advanced degree or academic research background in economics, digital markets, computational social science, or a related quantitative field.
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Seattle, WA, United States
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10400 NE 4th St., Bellevue, United States, 98004
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