Growth Engineer

The Role

Circleback grows through the product itself. People get notes from a meeting with someone already using it, like what they see, and try it — then it spreads inside their company.

This is a growth engineering role for someone who wants to make that loop work better. You'll work closely with our Founding Marketer, who owns channels and brand, while you focus on what happens inside the product. You'll work directly with the founders and ship across the stack as part of a small team.

What You'll Do

Improve every step of the product-led loop: the notes a non-user receives after a meeting, signup, onboarding, and activation.

Figure out why Circleback spreads to the whole team at some companies and stays with a few people at others, and build the product changes that close that gap.

Build and maintain our analytics and experimentation foundation: event instrumentation, attribution, dashboards, and A/B tests the whole team trusts.

Improve retention by learning what keeps people using Circleback long term and getting more people there.

Ship in-product growth surfaces like upgrade flows, referral tools, and integrations. You'll work in web (React, Next.js, Prisma, SWR), desktop (Electron, Swift), and mobile (React Native).

Work with the Founding Marketer on what to test, and share what you learn.

You might be a good fit if

You've shipped production software, including growth experiments, and you've instrumented a funnel yourself (signup conversion, activation, or retention).

You're comfortable digging into data yourself, whether that's writing queries or reading a funnel, and you're as happy doing that as shipping a feature.

You care about users as much as implementation.

You have strong product judgment and care about experiments that move signup, activation, or retention.

You're low ego, direct, and comfortable operating without much process.

People who've thrived here have often been former founders, early startup engineers, or engineers who've owned features end-to-end. You don't need that exact background—we care much more about how you think and what you've built.