5 months ago
Base Salary
$180k - $320k/yr
Responsibilities
- Build SDKs, on-device experiences, and backend systems for native applications and the web.
- Shape SDK design, APIs, exposed capabilities, and integration with the Hightouch platform.
- Design the full round trip between devices and backend systems, including event collection, eligibility evaluation, message delivery, and host-application rendering.
- Develop on-device cross-channel orchestration and in-app messaging experiences.
- Implement behavioral data collection for custom events, screen views, and user attributes, including batching and backend delivery.
- Improve SDK developer experience through initialization, defaults, error handling, documentation, versioning, and distribution.
- Own and deliver projects end to end while collaborating directly with customers.
Requirements
- Experience with native development across iOS, Android, or React Native, with interest in learning and working across platforms.
- Experience shipping an SDK or library integrated by other developers into their applications is useful.
- Experience designing systems spanning a server, network, and client, including the contracts between them, is useful.
- Ability to take ownership of projects from start to finish and work directly with customers integrating SDKs.
- Comfort working in a fast-paced startup environment and motivation to grow into the role.
Benefits
- Remote-first, location-independent work policy
- Meaningful equity compensation through ISO options
- Early exercise and a 10-year post-termination exercise window
Tech Stack
iOSReact Native
Categories
BackendMobile
About Hightouch
Hightouch builds a composable customer data platform and agentic marketing tools that let companies activate data from their warehouses for targeting, analytics, and campaigns. It sells SaaS used by marketing and data teams, including reverse ETL, identity resolution, and real-time audiences across ads, email, and product channels. Founded in 2019 in San Francisco, it is privately held and counts Domino’s, Spotify, and Ramp among customers.