Product Software Engineer - Frontend, Decipad
£50-70k
0.3% - 1% equity
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Making data analysis accessible & mainstream for everyone.
Job no longer available
Making data analysis accessible & mainstream for everyone.
1-20 employees
Job no longer available
£50-70k
0.3% - 1% equity
More information about location
1-20 employees
Company mission
To change the world's relationship with numbers, and allow everyone to be a data analyst.
Role
Who you are
- Experience in building productivity tools
- Experience developing React and React Native applications
- Knowledge in SaaS billing, management, and APIs
- Understanding of modern JS application packaging
- Worked in open source software before (nice to have)
- Love for the product, startup experience and entrepreneurial mindset
What the job involves
- Develop open-source libraries
- Implement rich no-code and low-code interactions alongside our designers
- Work with the product team to make the process of manipulating data super simple for our users
- Craft well-documented, reusable, testable code
- Be responsible for creating a product that is fast, responsive, and accessible
- Be responsive for our Slate.js Notebook Implementation
Application process
- Send us your portfolio showcasing your work on complex web applications, along with a few lines explaining why you're excited to join Decipad. Bonus points if you have explored our product (app.decipad.com)
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Company
Company benefits
- Remote work
- Equity
Funding (2 rounds)
Mar 2022
$5m
SEED
Nov 2021
$4m
SEED
Total funding: $9m
Our take
For most individuals and small businesses, data programming tools are inaccessible and intimidating. Decipad solves that problem by making it quicker and easier for anyone to model, understand, and share data effectively.
Unlike most data programming tools, Decipad doesn't require coding, but it's also more precise than spreadsheets. This balance has struck a cord, and the company is now backed by an impressive raft of investors. What's more, Decipad's decision to offer both a free and a paid premium version has given them access to a wide range of users.
The company faces considerable competition from the likes of Google Sheets and Excel, and it will need to prove its value to consumers if it is to compete effectively with these legacy players.
Steph
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