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Indigo Engineering
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Indigo is hiring a Senior Product Engineer to accelerate our work building organizing tools for progressive campaigns and organizations.
We believe that progressive campaigns focused on building sustained, authentic relationships with voters – rooted in voters’ material needs – are the key to systemic change in our country. In this moment of democratic backsliding and rising inequality, it’s particularly urgent that we deliver that kind of change.
To that end, we're building software and data products to help Democratic campaigns and progressive organizations run voter outreach programs that are genuinely responsive to people's needs and rooted in local communities.
We build software and data products for Democratic campaigns and progressive advocacy organizations. We're a small team with a culture of autonomy, consistently challenging and varied work, and concrete opportunities for major impact. At the same time, our company has built partnerships with major organizations, allowing us to avoid the financial anxiety and growing pains that many similarly-sized startups face. It's a pretty great situation!
We have an opinion. Our products are strictly for Democratic campaigns and progressive organizations, and they're designed to help those users run substantively better programs and win more elections.
We believe in mutual respect. We've been lucky to build a team that consistently demonstrates kindness, humility, and integrity – toward each other and our users. Maintaining that culture is critical to delivering on our goals.
We value diversity. We'll need to collectively bring a range of lived experiences and backgrounds to meet the needs of the candidates and advocacy organizations we intend to serve.
We run a disciplined and focused operation. We aim to establish a business that's financially sustainable and whose products and roadmap are fully aligned with our mission.
We believe in the power of a small but mighty team. A group of passionate, independent, multi-talented builders can have more impact than much larger teams.
We're a human-driven, agents-forward engineering team. While everything we build is rooted in human-centered planning, design, architecture, and decision-making, coding agents have become an increasingly important part of our daily workflow. That said, we're very deliberate about how we use them. Agents have helped us to accelerate our work, but it’s also a major body of work to build appropriate skills, harnesses, and review systems to ensure the agents are doing what we want them to do, and doing it well.
Our product engineering team is responsible for developing and maintaining our web application (Matchbook) and its accompanying external API, as well as part of our data pipeline. Our stack includes React, GraphQL, Django, Postgres, dbt, BigQuery, and Google Cloud.
We don’t require familiarity with our specific stack, but you should have experience using a comparable modern web development stack in a production environment.
If you join our team, you'll be coding on day one, shipping code in week one, and directly contributing to the success of the progressive movement in this election cycle and beyond.
Indigo is a remote organization with team members distributed around the United States. We'll hire the best people from anywhere in the country and support a remote working environment that's flexible, transparent, and trusting.
The salary for this role will be $170,000-$215,000 per year.
We're generally looking for candidates with:
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