We work on product data infrastructure for merchants who sell in a lot of places at once. It is detailed, technical, and consequential — and the people who love it really love it.
A missing attribute is not a rounding error — it is somebody's product going dark. People here care about correctness at a level that would be excessive in most companies and is exactly right in this one.
Whatever your role, you will hear directly from the people whose catalogs we handle. Nobody is insulated from the consequences of their work.
Internally and externally. Overpromising creates a debt someone on this team pays later, so we don't do it — including in our own marketing.
There is no layer of process between deciding something is broken and fixing it. That is a benefit and a responsibility.
Four steps, roughly two to three weeks, and you hear from a person at each one.
Thirty minutes. What you want, what the role actually involves, whether both are the same thing.
A real problem from our domain, discussed together. No take-home you do alone on a weekend.
The people you would work with day to day, plus whoever you would report to.
Compensation, scope, and start date in writing. References at the end, not before.