Unlayer
Unlayer is hiring a
Full Stack Software Engineer
to lead the ideation, development, and ongoing maintenance of developer-facing lead magnets and technical integrations that increase adoption of our embeddable email editor. This is not a pure development role—it's ideal for a creative full-stack engineer who enjoys building fast, thinking in systems, and solving problems end-to-end. You’ll work async and collaborate closely with product, marketing, and design to launch useful, discoverable tools that make developers say, “I need this.” Responsibilities
Developer Lead Magnets Build SDK wrappers, starter kits, demo apps, and public playgrounds (React, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, etc.)
Maintain well-documented, reusable, and stable repositories
Platform Integrations Launch integrations with tools like Vercel, Netlify, AWS Marketplace, Figma, and Chrome Extensions
Identify, scope, and deliver integrations that expand Unlayer’s developer reach
Ownership & Maintenance Own what you ship—monitor usage, evolve tools based on feedback, and maintain long-term usability
Content & Documentation Collaborate on GitHub READMEs, integration docs, blog posts, and teardown guides
Ensure every asset is well-documented and distribution-ready
Distribution-First Thinking Approach each project with a growth mindset, ensuring all assets drive discoverability and trial.
Qualifications
A builder who prototypes quickly and thrives in fast, async environments
A full-stack dabbler comfortable with JavaScript (React, Node), APIs, Git, and deployment tools (Vercel, Netlify)
A systems thinker who cares about long-term maintainability
A self-learner who thrives in unstructured, problem-solving environments
A clean coder who writes understandable and well-labeled code and documentation
Experience publishing to platforms like Vercel, Figma, AWS Marketplace, or Chrome Web Store
You’ve built SDKs, plugins, or tools that others use
Previous experience in DevRel, PLG, or technical content creation
You’ve maintained open-source tools or supported community-driven projects
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Full Stack Software Engineer
to lead the ideation, development, and ongoing maintenance of developer-facing lead magnets and technical integrations that increase adoption of our embeddable email editor. This is not a pure development role—it's ideal for a creative full-stack engineer who enjoys building fast, thinking in systems, and solving problems end-to-end. You’ll work async and collaborate closely with product, marketing, and design to launch useful, discoverable tools that make developers say, “I need this.” Responsibilities
Developer Lead Magnets Build SDK wrappers, starter kits, demo apps, and public playgrounds (React, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, etc.)
Maintain well-documented, reusable, and stable repositories
Platform Integrations Launch integrations with tools like Vercel, Netlify, AWS Marketplace, Figma, and Chrome Extensions
Identify, scope, and deliver integrations that expand Unlayer’s developer reach
Ownership & Maintenance Own what you ship—monitor usage, evolve tools based on feedback, and maintain long-term usability
Content & Documentation Collaborate on GitHub READMEs, integration docs, blog posts, and teardown guides
Ensure every asset is well-documented and distribution-ready
Distribution-First Thinking Approach each project with a growth mindset, ensuring all assets drive discoverability and trial.
Qualifications
A builder who prototypes quickly and thrives in fast, async environments
A full-stack dabbler comfortable with JavaScript (React, Node), APIs, Git, and deployment tools (Vercel, Netlify)
A systems thinker who cares about long-term maintainability
A self-learner who thrives in unstructured, problem-solving environments
A clean coder who writes understandable and well-labeled code and documentation
Experience publishing to platforms like Vercel, Figma, AWS Marketplace, or Chrome Web Store
You’ve built SDKs, plugins, or tools that others use
Previous experience in DevRel, PLG, or technical content creation
You’ve maintained open-source tools or supported community-driven projects
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