Senior Full Stack Engineer, Growth

September 21, 2026

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About the team & opportunity

This role focuses on building and running high-impact experiments that improve how users discover, adopt, and pay for Calendly within our Growth organization. You'll work across the stack, partner closely with product and analysts, and ship changes that are measured in real business outcomes.

This is not a traditional feature team role. The work is fast-moving, iterative, and data-driven. You'll regularly balance speed, quality, and long-term maintainability while operating in an environment with incomplete information.

What we value on Growth

Ownership and follow-through; You care about results and learning, not just delivery
Sound judgment paired with a bias toward action
Technical leadership that raises the bar for the team
Curiosity, humility, and openness to diverse perspectives

A day in the life of a Senior Full Stack Engineer at Calendly

Design, build, and ship full-stack growth experiments end-to-end
Improve key metrics across acquisition, activation, engagement, and monetization
Collaborate daily with product managers, designers, and analysts
Analyze experiment results and iterate quickly based on data
Contribute to our experimentation platform and growth infrastructure
Make thoughtful engineering tradeoffs in pursuit of impact

On a typical week, you might:

Build and ship an experiment that impacts a core funnel step
Partner with product, design, and analysts to refine a hypothesis or flow
Review experiment results and decide what to iterate, keep, or remove
Improve or extend internal tooling that supports experimentation
Review code, mentor teammates, and participate in team ceremonies

What do we need from you?

5+ years of professional software experience, with much of that working on user growth (acquisition, activation, retention) or monetization
Strong, hands-on full-stack engineering skills, with the ability to independently design, build, and ship production changes across frontend and backend systems
Demonstrated experience running product experiments end-to-end
A data-driven approach to problem solving
The judgment to balance speed and quality in a growth environment
Comfort operating in ambiguous problem spaces where the path forward is not fully defined and success is measured by outcomes, not effort
A collaborative working style and the ability to partner deeply with product, design, and analytics to drive results
A collaborative mindset and a willingness to give and receive feedback
Authorized to work lawfully in the United States of America as Calendly does not engage in immigration sponsorship at this time.

Strong candidates might:

Arrive with clear points of view on what experiments to run, why they matter, and how to evaluate their impact
Be able to quickly dive into data to uncover growth or monetization opportunities
Demonstrate ownership beyond implementation, from hypothesis formulation through post-launch analysis and follow-ups
Have experience scaling growth systems or experimentation platforms in a production environment

Our stack

You don't need experience with everything below, but you should be excited to work across it:

Backend: Ruby on Rails, Grape, PostgreSQL, Redis
Frontend: React, TypeScript
Infrastructure: Google Cloud Platform, Kubernetes, Argo Workflows

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