Growth Book is the leading provider of open-source feature flagging and A/B testing software, trusted by more than 2,800 companies. We help companies make better data-driven product decisions. Our platform is used by some of the world’s leading brands, including Dropbox, Sony, Pepsi, Wikipedia, and Khan Academy.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

At GrowthBook, we are building an open-source feature-flagging and A/B-testing platform. If you love the engineering challenges faced by large tech companies but want the ownership and flexibility of a startup, then GrowthBook is for you.

We are growing fast, with a remote-first culture and employees around the world. We’re helping companies release code quickly and confidently while measuring the impact of their launches.

As an open-source company, we are focused on bottom-up adoption and on building a product that engineers love to use. We have an amazing open source community on Slack that gives us constant feedback, feature requests, and ideas.

POSITION OVERVIEW

Some of the problems you’ll be working on

• Technical Content. GrowthBook supports dozens of data warehouses, programming languages, and frameworks. We want every developer to have relevant documentation, tutorials, videos, and example code for their unique tech stack so they can start using GrowthBook quickly.

• Community Engagement. We have a thriving open source Slack community and want to continue growing and engaging our users. This includes supporting and participating in meet-ups, speaking at conferences, interviewing customers, and publishing amazing content.

• This role will also support our community by providing assistance and guidance to new users as they begin using GrowthBook.

Requirements

• Previous experience in an engineering or developer advocate role

• Track record of published technical content and/or public speaking

• Fluent English and good communication skills

• Startup experience or interest working in a small company

• Bonus: Contributed to an open-source project

• Bonus: Fluent in multiple programming languages

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