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Headquarters: USA

URL: https://superplane.com

We are hiring exceptional product engineers who can fully own projects and get them done.

This is a remote role. We currently work across GMT+2 to GMT-3 and welcome candidates in that range.

At SuperPlane, we are not splitting engineering into frontend and backend roles. Everyone is a well-rounded builder who can move across the stack, make strong product and technical calls, ask for help when needed, and deliver features end to end. You might spend one day tightening an API or workflow engine, and the next day polishing a React surface that users touch every day.

Strong backend and architecture judgment is a real advantage. So is product taste. So is the ability to use AI as a force multiplier without lowering the bar.

What We Are Looking For

You are genuinely full-stack.
Your workflow is AI-driven and you know how to stay fast without getting sloppy.
You are strong in Go, TypeScript, React, or comparable tools, and you can get productive fast in adjacent parts of the stack.
You have solid systems judgment. APIs, data models, reliability, and trade-offs matter to you.
You are comfortable with cloud-native tooling and modern software delivery.
You want ownership, not a narrow lane.
You want an early-stage company where the pace is high, the standards are high, and the upside is real.

How To Apply

We care more about proof of work than polished applications, and we want to see how you show up in open source.

Before you apply, submit at least one pull request to superplanehq/superplane. It can be small and it does not need to be merged.

When you apply, send your GitHub username and a link to your pull request. We verify both, and applications missing either field will not move forward.