Front-End Engineer, Deepnote
Analytics and data science notebook for teams
Open for applications
Analytics and data science notebook for teams
21-100 employees
Open for applications
21-100 employees
Company mission
To help data teams solve the hardest problems.
Role
Who you are
- You are open to step up from Front-end role to Full-stack, touching parts of our backend and database
- Experience collaborating with designers via Figma
- Background in data analysis and/or data science
- Familiarity with notebooks, visualizations, BI tools, or data pipelines
What the job involves
- We're searching for a talented Front-End Engineer to accelerate our product development
- You'll tackle some of the most complex challenges in the field
- While expertise in everything isn’t required, we do expect you to learn quickly and take the lead
- Your responsibilities will range from writing beautiful and performant code to gathering user feedback, all the way to designing entire workflows
- You'll become an expert in data science tooling and we'll trust you to make the call which technologies we use and which features we implement
- Deepnote helps data teams to solve the hardest problems
- Achieving this requires more than just advanced algorithms, larger datasets, and greater computing power
- We need poweful tools that enable exploration, reasoning, and collaboration—tools that don’t yet exist
- We need to invent them first
- Build new features and new landing pages
- Expand your role from Front-End to Full-Stack by diving into our backend and database
- Enhance rendering performance using virtualization and memoized components
- Explore data science tools, shaping opinions that drive our product forward
- Support our community of data scientists and developers, helping them succeed with Deepnote
Our take
Deepnote’s founders knew first-hand that data scientists do not work alone, hence conceived the company in 2019, offering a cloud-based notebook that promises to ease collaboration for data science professionals.
The Jupyter Notebook was the most popular of its kind existing in the market, but was weak when it came to collaboration and didn’t seem to facilitate best engineering practices. The founders didn’t get very far after trying to raise these problems with Jupyter, so figured that if they don’t build an alternative, no one else will.
The company has experienced rapid growth, fueled by strong backing from top investors and has quickly become a go-to platform for shared data science notebooks. With major clients like DyteDance and Discord already on board, the company is ready to expand its product and offerings in order to strengthen its presence within the data science community.
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Insights
Few candidates hear
back within 2 weeks
Company
Funding (2 rounds)
Jan 2022
$20m
SERIES A
Feb 2020
$3.8m
SEED
Total funding: $23.8m
Company benefits
- Equity options in early-stage venture ready to scale
- $2000 Kick-start bonus to get you set up
- Ramp cards with unlimited budget for learning, self development and work related expenses
- Travel budget to meet the team if you're working remotely
- 25 days of PTO and unlimited sick days
- Paid parental/family leave
- Free snacks & drinks
- Team events, off-sites and incredibly fun company retreats
- Flexible working hours
- Pet-friendly office
- Super cool branded swag
Company values
- We move with urgency: We are a small, passionate team revolutionizing how data teams work. We give everyone the tools they need and enable them to take action
- We keep learning: We are knowledge-seekers. We invest in continuous learning across every role and encourage a culture of proactive feedback
- We take ownership: We are makers. We expect everyone to be a decision-maker - no politics or walls to get in the way
- We collaborate: We are partners. We work in a fully transparent environment and put open, effective communication above all else
Company HQ
Chinatown, San Francisco, CA
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Leadership
Filip Stollár
(Head of Design)Previously a Software Engineer at Improbable. Prior to that, they were a Software Engineering Intern at Skyscanner and Overleaf.
Jakub Jurovych
(CEO)Previously co-founded Hack Cambridge and served as CTO for Operam and Unite. Spent 3 months as a Firefox DevTools Engineer for Mozilla.
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