PropelAuth provides the right level of authentication for all stages of a company. New startups can use our hosted pre-built UIs which provide the simplest possible integration. Out of the box, our customers immediately have the same auth experience as large tech companies like Slack.

More than just authentication, we will also provide useful functions tied to a "user" or "organization", like analytics, billing/subscriptions, etc.

About the Role

We’re looking for someone to own the PropelAuth integration experience. This includes both maintaining our client libraries and building new ones to make our customers set up process as smooth as possible.

This also includes experimental features to test new ways of integrating our client libraries into our customers’ products.

Currently, we have 15+ client libraries, including Next.js, React, Rust and Go and are looking into adding more to better serve our customers.

You Will:

• Be responsible for maintaining our client libraries as new product features are released
• Work with our CEO & support engineers to determine which new client libraries should be added, and then add them
• Work with our engineering team to ensure documentation is up to date

You are:

• A software engineer with 3+ years experience
• Excited to build products for other developers
• Interested in working at a small, fast-paced startup
• Familiar with a few languages and frameworks such as Javascript, React, Next.js, Python, Rust and Go
• Comfortable learning new languages and frameworks (you don’t need to be an expert in every framework, but you’re excited to learn new things)

Bonus points, but not required:

• Experience working on remote teams
• Previous experience maintaining client libraries
• Previous experience as a full stack or integrations engineer

Our tech stack includes:

• A backend written in Rust, with some scripts written in Python
• A frontend written in React
• Infrastructure managed by Pulumi on AWS

As a critical part of our customer's stacks, we have strict uptime and performance requirements and we work to build a product that is both secure and user friendly.

We also build frontend and backend libraries in many popular frameworks/languages, and demo applications to test them. We enjoy learning about new languages and communities that we can help support.