The client has a mobile product on Android and iOS, for tracking food, weight loss, and general health. The main headquarters is in Austin, TX, but the product team, including engineers, are fully distributed remotely in North America.

The product team is growing and is currently small but very capable. You will work directly with the VP of Product, the principal engineers, QA, and design. The team consists of successful entrepreneurs (multi-time Y Combinator company founders, as an example) who have a history of successful businesses, large scale product launches at a high degree of polish, appearing in things like Apple’s Editor’s Choice lists and more.

We are looking for someone passionate about working at an early stage and a fast-moving start-up. This role is not for someone who feels most comfortable in a large organization. Proactivity and speed of learning are valued equally to existing hard skills and experience.We often wear a lot of hats, but only so that we understand the business goals and how they connect with everything being built. Armed with all the same information as even the CEO, we believe the perfect person in this role will apply to be able to make many microdecisions in a fairly autonomous process

We are looking for a mobile software engineer whose role will be to take on full-stack development tasks, from our API layer, admin facing products, and supporting development on our Android/iOS applications. Because this is a small company, you will have full autonomy and be required to be proactive, self-managing, and to tap into the greater team when you need it. The team is all about supporting, mentoring, and helping, but those efforts will be driven by the person in this role.This role includes working with our QA and customer support team to research, triage, and find solutions for bugs and other issues, as well as working on iterations of our current features and implementing new features. The work will be mainly mostly focused on bug fixes, quick wins, and iterative development cycles, but will also involve complex and bigger feature development as well.