Business Services & Consulting • all cities, CT 7
Websites are crucial for businesses—helping them get found and chosen online. Yet for many small businesses, websites become a burden. They launch with high hopes, spending countless hours on every little detail, aiming for perfection. But soon after launch... no more updates. The website sits untouched, slowly becoming outdated, broken, and buried by search engines, eventually joining the ranks of the "living dead" websites in the vast online cemetery.
To address this issue, CentralApp (soon rebranding to stride-site.com) is moving away from a template-first approach (such as Wordpress or Wix) and is developing an innovative method for website creation. This new approach integrates numerous pre-designed business modules, alongside a branding engine that offers millions of possibilities. This combination aims to deliver an optimal design and content with minimal effort.
Our solution is currently used by thousands of businesses across Europe, mostly in France, Belgium, Italy & Spain.
In addition to our website product, we offer a suite of tools designed to enhance your impact: an Integration Marketplace, Advanced Website Forms, Client inbox & clients list, Local SEO with Listing Management, an Instagram Wall, and a Review Wall.
This is not a narrow frontend role.
We are looking for a Product Engineer who can take an ambiguous product problem and drive it to production: clarify the user experience, define the expected behavior, prototype quickly, implement the frontend, shape the API contract, and work with backend owners to ship the full solution.
Your strongest execution layer should be frontend. You should be able to review React code independently and maintain a high bar on UX, performance, accessibility, maintainability, and product correctness.
You do not need to be a production Haskell engineer (AI will do the translation, or backend colleague can help) but you do need to be able to reason about backend constraints, data flows, permissions, edge cases, and API design.
Our frontend stack includes:
Our backend includes Haskell services.
As a Product Engineer, you will:
Websites are crucial for businesses—helping them get found and chosen online. Yet for many small businesses, websites become a burden. They launch with high hopes, spending countless hours on every little detail, aiming for perfection. But soon after launch... no more updates. The website sits untouched, slowly becoming outdated, broken, and buried by search engines, eventually joining the ranks of the "living dead" websites in the vast online cemetery.
To address this issue, CentralApp (soon rebranding to stride-site.com) is moving away from a template-first approach (such as Wordpress or Wix) and is developing an innovative method for website creation. This new approach integrates numerous pre-designed business modules, alongside a branding engine that offers millions of possibilities. This combination aims to deliver an optimal design and content with minimal effort.
Our solution is currently used by thousands of businesses across Europe, mostly in France, Belgium, Italy & Spain.
In addition to our website product, we offer a suite of tools designed to enhance your impact: an Integration Marketplace, Advanced Website Forms, Client inbox & clients list, Local SEO with Listing Management, an Instagram Wall, and a Review Wall.
This is not a narrow frontend role.
We are looking for a Product Engineer who can take an ambiguous product problem and drive it to production: clarify the user experience, define the expected behavior, prototype quickly, implement the frontend, shape the API contract, and work with backend owners to ship the full solution.
Your strongest execution layer should be frontend. You should be able to review React code independently and maintain a high bar on UX, performance, accessibility, maintainability, and product correctness.
You do not need to be a production Haskell engineer (AI will do the translation, or backend colleague can help) but you do need to be able to reason about backend constraints, data flows, permissions, edge cases, and API design.
Our frontend stack includes:
Our backend includes Haskell services.
As a Product Engineer, you will:
