Location: Remote or Durham, NC

Wrangle is on a mission to fix the world of ticketing and change how companies operate. Think of us as an AI-powered Jira, built for how work gets done today.

Our platform empowers fast-moving companies to streamline support, approvals, and operations—without ever leaving Slack. We're a nimble, venture-backed startup with ambitious goals, a growing customer base, and a culture that values ownership, creativity, and execution.

As an early engineer, you get the chance to design and build this product from the ground up. You'll be working directly with the founders and working with a small team of senior engineers.

You'll build both the user interface (both in Slack and on the web) plus the back-end.

The ideal candidate is an expert in both architecting maintainable, scalable systems and building individual features.

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What you'll do

• Help the founders get to product-market fit by systematically testing hypotheses around personas, use cases, and channels.
• Spec and build features and systems that help our customers get their work done in a clear, fast, and responsive application.
• Work on both our Slack integration and our web application, which together deliver the user interface.
• Work on the full stack: our Slack integration, our web application, and our back-end systems. We use Typescript on all three projects and we use React, Next JS, Node.JS, Bolt (Slack's SDK), and Postgres. We host on Heroku currently.
• Participate in a collaborative product delivery workflow, from design to spec to feature to pull request to deployment.

Who you are

• 4+ years of industry experience with modern full-stack web development, with particular emphasis on user-facing feature development. Bonus: experience designing systems, not just features.
• You are fluent in one or more frontend and backend technologies, and are interested in programming in TypeScript, React, and Express.
• You have a good understanding of web technologies and large-scale web application architecture.
• You believe the best product is the one that helps users accomplish their goals while growing the business.
• You have strong opinions, weakly held. You assume validation and iteration are a given to produce the best results.