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Software Engineer
Smartcuts
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Role overview
Smartcuts is building a browser extension that turns your clicks and keystrokes into shareable, no-code automations. Backed by Y Combinator, SignalFire, and prominent angels including the founders of Fitbit, HubSpot, Lyft, and Segment, the company is looking for individuals who approach their craft with curiosity, clarity, and an appetite to learn to join their tiny but mighty distributed team.
Requirements
- Approach your craft with curiosity
- Approach your craft with clarity
- Have an appetite to learn
Nice to have
- Familiarity with strongly typed, functional languages (ReasonML, ReScript)
Benefits
- Distributed (remote) team
Additional details
- Smartcuts is building a browser extension that turns your clicks and keystrokes into shareable, no-code automations
- The team is tiny but mighty and distributed
- Smartcuts investors include Y Combinator, SignalFire, and prominent angels including the founders of Fitbit, HubSpot, Lyft, and Segment
- Tech stack: ReasonML, ReScript, Next.js, Vercel, GraphQL, and the serverless database Fauna
- Engineering philosophy: preference for strongly typed, functional languages and serverless architectures to focus on necessary, not incidental, complexity
- Challenge: How do you design a product that doesn't expose engineering concepts to users?
- Challenge: How can you design an algorithm that can reliably locate elements on a page without asking the user to specify CSS selectors?
- Challenge: How can you leverage AI to automatically detect and extract structured records from a web page?
- Originally posted on Himalayas
