ReadMe.io is looking for product-focused, Node/Angular developers to help us change what ‘good documentation’ means. ReadMe replaces paragraphs of text with custom-tailored developer experiences.

The role involves both frontend (Angular) and backend (Express) programming. Having a good sense of product and design is vital, even if you aren’t a designer. We believe product management and usability is everyone’s job. Your resume may list programming languages, but your bookshelf contains Getting Real and The Design of Everyday Things.

We’re a small startup with a big reach, so you’ll be able to have a huge impact. Working at a startup means there’s lots to be done, but also autonomy, flexibility, and a clear mandate to tackle problems that push your comfort zones for the better.

Are you a good fit?

• You are passionate about making products people love.

• You focus on the ‘little big details.’

• You have the ability to take ideas from conception to release.

• You want to work on a product that you’ll use daily.

• Your GitHub is equal parts embarrassing and impressive.

• You stay up to date with the latest web technologies. Our audience is developers, so no legacy IE support necessary!

• You love open source, and want to get paid to contribute.

• You’re technology-agnostic, but have a special place in your heart for JavaScript.

• You’re local to San Francisco, or willing to relocate (we’ll help with that!).

• You love owls. Hoot!

What you’d be doing

• Owning major feature development, including problems like syncing API references directly from GitHub, creating easy onboarding flows for developers and integrations with other API services.

• Helping us build a developer-focused company culture.

• Leading technical initiatives that grow and scale ReadMe.

• Building a documentation platform that redefines the way people consume APIs and documentation.