Senior Software Engineer I, Frontend, Data Sync

At HubSpot, we have been on an incredible journey building world class CRM, Marketing, Sales, and Services products that help small and medium size businesses grow.

We’re looking for passionate engineers to help us build out Data Sync, the foundation of HubSpot’s Operations Hub product. By connecting HubSpot to many business apps with a powerful two-way data sync, we unite all customer data in a single well-integrated CRM platform.

We're hiring a Senior Software Engineer that wants to grow their career in a fast-paced, low bureaucracy environment. If you are looking for a place where you’ll tackle big problems alongside some of the most talented and dynamic people you’ve ever worked with, HubSpot might just be the place for you.

In this role, you’ll get to:

• Work on a product used by thousands of HubSpot customers as a critical process they rely on every day.
• Build a user interface that enables users to set up two-way syncs with third-party applications.
• Be in charge of the development and deployment of new and existing integrations on HubSpot data sync - we have over 100 of them already.
• Drive improvements to third party APIs through communication with partners.
• Help improve our custom-built integration framework.
• Work in a high visibility area where things move quick and with the flexibility to work across different areas

We’re looking for people who:

• You have strong frontend development experience. We work with Typescript, JavaScript and React primarily, but experience with specific technologies is secondary to strong programming fundamentals.
• You are focused on building user centric solutions. You build empathy for their challenges and understand how they may flow through our product. 
• You not only get excited about big, technical challenges, but also about being close to the business 
• You have or are interested in gaining experience with experimentation and A/B tests. 
• Take ownership, work collaboratively, and figure things out.
• Dive into concepts they may be unfamiliar with.
• Like the idea of working on a small, customer-driven development team of 3-5 engineers.

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