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TL;DR

Kombo (YC S22) is building an unified API that saves engineering teams on average hundreds of hours by needing to integrate only one API instead of 50+. We're looking for a product-minded full-stack engineer to own one of our 3 product verticals and to build new features for our growing customer base. We work on-site from Berlin, Germany.

Berlin, €60K - €100K EUR + Equity

About Kombo

Kombo is building the unified API for HR, payroll, and recruiting systems. Instead of companies spending months integrating with dozens of different systems, they can integrate once with Kombo and instantly connect to over 90 platforms. We abstract away the complexity of handling different data schemas, authentication methods, and API quirks.

Since going through Y Combinator in 2022, we've:

• Grew from zero revenue to $4M+ ARR and hundreds of customers in 24 months (growth-wise among the ~top-5% of VC-backed startups)
• Scaled to process data for the equivalent of 10% of Germany's workforce
• Raised $8M+ of funding from Y Combinator, 468 Capital and other top-tier investors
• Grew to a team of 30+ Kombies (pictures!)

What You'll Be Working On

As a Product Engineer, you’ll take ownership over a large portion of one of our product verticals and own projects end-to-end (wearing hats traditionally worn by product and design). You’ll research competitors, write product specs, make wireframes, and more.

Projects you would have worked on in the past:

• Building and iterating on a ‘filtering’ layer that allows customers to filter the employees being sent to us after discovering that building this in-house is the #1 blocker for their implementation
• (De)-validating a LLM-based approach to building integrations more efficiently in a few-week PoC
• Allowing customers to receive real-time data by extending our integration framework & infrastructure to handle millions of webhooks per day

Stack: Node.js, React, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, GCP, Docker, Prisma. You should be familiar with some of these, but we trust you can pick up new technologies quickly.

The Challenge

You're joining at a critical time. We've proven strong product-market fit and our biggest problem is keeping up with customer demand. This means: