Senior Product Engineer (Growth Team)

About Hubstaff

At Hubstaff, our mission is to empower people to have their most productive workday. We do this by providing the industry-leading workforce analytics and time tracking platform for remote and distributed teams. We've been fully remote for over a decade—long before it became a trend—and we continue to believe that remote work represents the most significant shift in the modern workplace since the advent of the PC. Our platform helps more than 200,000 global users track time, gain visibility into work, manage schedules, and automate payments with transparency and accountability at its core. We're a product-led company with a winning culture, strong momentum, and a long-term vision: to become an essential part of every remote company's tech stack. And we're just getting started.

The Role

We're hiring a Senior Product Engineer to join our Growth Team at Hubstaff. This is a full-time (40 hrs/week), remote position with long-term potential. The Growth Team sits at the intersection of Product, Design, Data, and Engineering. Our mission is to improve customer acquisition, activation, engagement, retention, and expansion through experimentation, rapid iteration, and continuous product improvement. You'll play a key role in building customer-facing experiences that directly impact product adoption, user engagement, and business outcomes. Working closely with product managers, designers, developers, and data stakeholders, you'll help identify opportunities, ship improvements, and measure results. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys owning features end-to-end, working across both frontend and backend systems, collaborating closely with Product and Design, and connecting technical decisions to customer and business outcomes.

What You'll Do

• Build customer-facing features using Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, and modern frontend technologies such as Vue.js, Hotwire,

and Tailwind CSS.

• Brainstorm,

ideate, theorize, and discuss solutions for achieving real business impact with small but high-impact product changes.

• Implement experiments at speed,

cutting scope ruthlessly, looking for the fastest way to answer the hypothesis.

• Drive and own initiatives from idea through implementation to measurement,

with license to make decisions that speed up or improve learning.