We’re hiring a Senior Integrations Engineer to become a key team member that helps fuel our growth and build a product companies love to use.

Job Overview

As a Senior Integrations Engineer, you will own a key part of our infrastructure. Through building integrations with cloud services such as G-Suite, Dropbox, Notion, and many more, you’ll help make sure the product delivers on its value proposition: finding the information people need at work, right when they need it.

What You’ll Do:

• Analyze cloud products and API documentation to design integrations


• Build integrations with cloud services, such as G-Suite, Dropbox, Notion, and many more


• Develop API clients, webhook processors, and data transformations


• Code standards, code reviews, technical planning/research, testing/QA.


• Investigate and resolve bugs/customer issues.


• Assist in scoping, estimating, and planning of projects.

• You love working with cloud products, data, and APIs


• You have at least 5 years experience with: Python, API clients, data analysis, OAuth


• Bonus Tech Qualifications: Docker, AWS, Elasticsearch, Postgres, Lambda, S3


• You have high accountability and ownership of your work.


• You have a bias towards action. You love to move fast, are self motivated, and a life-long learner.


• You care about working on fast-growing products while iterating and sweating the details.


• You’re willing to do whatever it takes, even if this means working outside of your role (backend help frontend, frontend, handle customer support, etc).


• You’re able to effectively balance speed/quality/tech debt and make engineering decisions that enable speed and quality results.


• You’re a product thinker who cares about the customer.

• We love learning from customers and being data informed. You’ll be working on a product that is backed by customer research from the start.


• Moving fast is a requirement so we can iterate based on what we learn from our customers.


• We highly value and celebrate clear communication and clarity of thought, because the number one problem of remote work is communication. We’ve written about it here.


• We love sharing what we learn about how people work and collaborate online. Here’s a recent article on why people switch document apps.