Who are we?
Matcha is the content marketing software platform to help small businesses tell their stories. Content is the fuel for modern marketing; at Matcha, we are using this fuel to kick the small business revolution into overdrive.
On the product team, we value inclusive collaboration, shipping frequently, and delivering measurable business value. We practice agile, deploy frequently, and maintain a high level of test coverage.
How do we work?
Our products are built on a set of Ruby on Rails microservices deployed to AWS using Capistrano and Chef. We use ReactJS and D3.js for UX and data visualization, and a variety of different datastores including Postgres (for relational application data), Redshift (for data modeling), Elasticsearch (you know, for search), and Redis (for message queueing). We practice continuous integration using CircleCI, rspec, Capybara, and Jest.
We apply our team values to everything we do:
- Show empathy
- Default to transparency
- Listen to be heard
- Be purposeful
- A growth mindset
- Draw the ow
Who are you?
This might be the right job for you if you’re looking to get in early on a high-performing, collaborative team building a product that will help thousands of businesses grow. This is an opportunity to have significant impact on our products, engineering processes, and culture as the company scales up. It’s also an opportunity to learn, and to teach each others what you know; one of our core values is to always be growing. You’ll work across the stack, including:
- a streaming data measurement and modeling pipeline
- multi-channel content integrations
- a friendly and state-of-the-art web UX
You should have 2-5 years of experience working as a software engineer, preferably on SaaS products, and be willing to work out of our headquarters in Atlanta, GA (our office is in the heart of east Atlanta, across the street from Krog Street Market). You should have deep knowledge of some of the technology we use, and be excited to learn about the rest of it.
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