Growth Engineer

What you’ll do

  • Rapidly design and implement lightweight technical solutions to test growth and product hypotheses in user-facing flows
  • Hack together and ship frontend-driven experiments and features that improve activation, conversion, or engagement
  • Implement A/B tests and instrumentation pragmatically, optimizing for learning speed while maintaining experiment validity
  • Iterate aggressively based on results, user feedback, and constraints, prioritizing impact over elegance when appropriate

 

Requirements

  • Strong frontend engineering skills, with clear ownership of user-facing features and product UI quality
  • Strong at implementing backend logic and API integrations, as needed.
  • Able to turn vague growth ideas into concrete, shippable technical solutions
  • Solid intuition for user behavior, funnels, and friction in real products
  • Data-literate: can write basic SQL to sanity-check outcomes and guide iteration
  • Bias toward speed and impact over perfect architecture

 

Experience

  • 3–5+ years of experience building and iterating on products used by real users
  • Proven experience shipping frontend features used by real users, with iteration based on feedback or data‘
  • Hands-on experience running A/B tests (or similar product experiments) and iterating in a data‑driven way
  • Professional experience with B2C / consumer‑facing products
  • Experience with product iteration, growth-related work, or independent app development is a strong plus

 

Education

  • Bachelor’s degree or above. Practical skills, judgment, and shipped work matter more than formal credentials.

 

Nice to have

  • Interest in anime, otaku culture, creator communities, or related consumer products.
  • Interest in AI generation

 

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