Groundnews

Staff Engineer, Web

Remote - Canada. Posted a month ago

The role

You will own the technical direction of web properties to drive user growth and subscription revenue. You will manage the marketing-tech stack, web experimentation, performance, and accessibility.

What you will do

  • Technical strategy for web properties regarding user growth and subscription revenue
  • Lead migration of marketing-tech stack from Unbounce to Framer
  • Manage the web experimentation program end-to-end
  • Handle web performance, accessibility, SEO, and Core Web Vitals
  • Provide senior voice in code review and architecture
  • Implement safe rollout practices on Flightcontrol

Required qualifications

  • 8+ years building production web applications
  • 3+ years at a senior or staff IC level
  • Deep, hands-on expertise in Next.js, React, and TypeScript
  • Quantifiable track record of growing user base or revenue from a web property
  • Hands-on experience running A/B or multivariate experiments end-to-end
  • Direct experience working inside or alongside a CRO function
  • Fluency in marketing-tech tooling (Unbounce, Framer, Webflow, or similar)
  • Experience with PostHog, Amplitude, or Segment
  • Experience building trustworthy funnel instrumentation from scratch
  • Experience shipping to production on revenue-critical surfaces with feature flagging, monitoring, and rollback discipline

Nice to have

  • Experience technically coaching engineers
  • Experience with a subscription or consumer-media product

Benefits

  • Market-benchmarked base salary
  • Remote-first environment
  • In-person meetups and team gatherings
  • Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance coverage for you and your family
  • Access to professional development opportunities

Before you apply

  • Role is for those with 8+ years of production frontend experience and 3+ years at senior or staff level
  • Not a fit for those with mainly visual/UX design backgrounds

About the company

Ground News is a news comparison platform that helps users compare sources and read media bias. It is supported by reader subscriptions and is based in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.