WHY WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU
Our customer engineering team works on the frontlines to build products for, and with, Retool’s largest, and most strategic customers. The team is critical to Retool’s growth. You’ll be implementing new features to help acquire new business, and building solutions for existing customers so that Retool continues to scale with their needs.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
You’ll work with three to five large customers at a given time to identify features that will help them be successful on Retool. Sometimes you’ll be working with new customers who are evaluating Retool for their business needs. Other times you may be partnering with an existing customer that is scaling quickly. In all cases you’ll be responsible for identifying product features, evaluating whether they make sense for Retool to build, and working closely with our customers to implement a solution.
WHO YOU'LL WORK WITH
You’ll join our small-but-mighty Customer Engineering team and partner with other teams like Sales Engineering, Success and Sales to identify our biggest customer needs. You’ll also spend a lot of time working with our customers directly. You’ll be joining a broader team of Retools who are passionate about serving our customers, and enjoy collaborating with each other to build a product from the ground up.
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Retool is a fast way of building internal tools through our low-code drag-and-drop platform. We were founded in 2017 and graduated from YC the same year. Our Series A was led by Sequoia and we're backed by Daniel Gross (whose company is right upstairs from us!), John and Patrick Collison of Stripe, and Elad Gil, among others.
Retool's a fast way of building internal tools (to manage deliveries, for customer support, etc.). We just hit profitability, have raised money from some great investors, including John + Patrick Collison (Stripe), Elad Gil (Color), Nat Friedman (Github), Greg Brockman (OpenAI), etc. We're looking to scale our engineering team from 15 people to around 25 this year.
Our thesis is that all internal tools have the same building blocks (tables, textinputs, dropdowns, etc.). So Retool gives you those building blocks, which you can combine and compose to make any sort of internal tool you might want. That's a lot faster than writing the same custom code, over and over again. Here's a 3 minute demo.
Our actual goal - though - is to build the future of programming. We think building boring, internal enterprise apps represents most of programming. And if you can make building these boring things a lot faster, you have a good shot at becoming what "comes after programming languages".