Job Description

Monthly Rate: Up to $4,000

About Luna Launches:

Founded by a team of Google and Rocket Internet alumni, Luna is on a mission to re-imagine how to drive cross-functional collaboration and alignment between teams, always aiming to help companies ship high-quality products.

Scope of Work:

At Luna, we are building a launch success platform to enable companies to seamlessly collaborate on and track all their launches and measure their success. Luna runs on top of traditional task management tools (Jira, Asana, etc) and focuses on creating process and visibility around higher-level information.

Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with the founders, your engineering team, and designers to translate mocks into high-quality code, ensuring a seamless UX.
• Build rich B2B SaaS features focused on cross-functional collaboration, across different form factors.
• Utilize your extensive front-end development expertise to architect, develop, and deploy innovative features.
• Conduct thorough testing and debugging of Luna, ensuring optimal performance and responsiveness across various browsers and platforms.
• Maintain and enhance the codebase, adhering to best practices, coding standards, and ensuring code quality through code reviews and documentation.
• Pay meticulous attention to user interaction details, animations, and overall user experience to deliver a polished and intuitive product.

Qualifications:

• +4 years of experience working with scaleups, being exposed to a growing number of users.
• Self-starter comfortable with ambiguity in entrepreneurial environments.
• Fluency in the MEAN stack and main front-end frameworks.
• Deep experience and understanding of B2B SaaS elements such as building flexible reporting, rich text editors, and responsive web apps.
• Commitment to quality and details as well as deep experience and care for performance, latency, security topics as we scale.
• Great communication skills adapted to a remote-first working environment.
• Proactiveness to drive their own roadmap and improvements.

Benefits:

• A chance to be an early member in a startup focused on redefining cross-functional interactions within the future of work.
• Ability to solve problems with a team that deeply cares about velocity and making an impact.
• Remote-first working environment.

Why you might not be a fit:

• Unwillingness to roll up your sleeves: Working in an early-stage startup is demanding but exciting!
• Uncomfortable with uncertainty: Priorities may shift frequently as we navigate the unpredictable nature of the startup journey.
• Not okay with real-time feedback: We encourage learning from errors quickly and provide direct feedback rooted in care and kindness.