6 hours ago
Remote, PolandMid Level
Responsibilities
- Design, build, and iterate on A/B tests and experiments intended to increase first purchases.
- Build and improve registration, trial, onboarding, upgrade, and purchase experiences.
- Implement backend services in Ruby on Rails and frontend experiences using Vue.js.
- Analyze experiment results and product usage data to determine whether changes should be retained, iterated on, or rolled back.
- Collaborate with Product Managers, UX Designers, Data Analysts, and other Engineering teams to define hypotheses, metrics, and purchase improvements.
- Maintain experimentation frameworks and tooling, document decisions, review code, and share results asynchronously.
Requirements
- Professional experience developing with Ruby on Rails and modern JavaScript.
- Experience with relational databases, web performance optimization, Git, feature development, and deployment workflows.
- Track record of shipping production features and owning them after release.
- Ability to use product data to guide product and engineering decisions.
- Ability to document work, collaborate asynchronously, organize work, and apply feedback inclusively.
- Preferred experience with Vue.js, PostgreSQL, A/B testing, feature flags, experimentation frameworks, or SaaS signup, trial, billing, or checkout flows.
Benefits
- Fully remote and asynchronous work across multiple regions.
- Benefits supporting health, finances, and well-being.
- Flexible paid time off.
- Team Member Resource Groups.
- Equity compensation and Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
- Growth and Development Fund.
- Parental Leave.
Tech Stack
Categories
Full StackGrowth Engineering
About GitLab
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