Software Engineer - job 1 of 2

About the role:

Full-time, remote only, USA. $90-140k salary. Equity with 4-year vesting.

Love building a product that improves a user’s life so much that they can’t help but share it with their peers?

BoostMySchool is looking for a Software Engineer to join our remote-first team striving to make it easy for schools to raise money.

What you'll do:

• Join a fast-moving environment - you’ll deploy to production on your first day
• Make major contributions across the entire stack: infrastructure, frontend, backend, analytics, internal tools
• Play a role in selecting future technologies - our stack is an isomorphic React/Relay web app that talks to a Rails GraphQL API
• Work with teammates that care about code quality and sustainability - we practice continuous deployment, incremental pull requests, strict linting, type checking, and strong test coverage
• Opportunity to grow with the company into a manager or team lead, if you consistently achieve targets and you exhibit the competencies needed to succeed in the new role
• Work directly with and report to our Founder & CEO, who coded the first version of the product
• Support your teammates and fill in gaps as needed since we are a small team

About you:

• You build champion habits: You set yourself up to be a champion by continuously improving what you do day-to-day
• You put the team first: You always consider how your actions impact your teammates and our customers
• You communicate accountability: You proactively share updates about your responsibilities so your teammates know you’re holding yourself accountable
• You use radical candor: You proactively use radical candor so that your teammates trust you to deliver critical feedback
• You move fast with purpose: You make decisions and execute quickly so that you both succeed and learn faster
• 3+ years of software engineering experience, ideally at a B2B SaaS company
• Bonus: You’re familiar with the school fundraising industry - e.g. you helped raise money for your school or you know what “advancement” means