Hockeystack Engineering

Building a great product starts with a great team.

Join us to build the greatest product in the market.

A killer data platform
that revenue teams need.

HockeyStack helps great companies grow faster by giving them real-time analytics and actionable insights. If you've ever wished that your team had better data so they could make better decisions, you know the problem we're solving.

You may not have heard of us, but we're one of the fastest-growing companies to ever come out of Y Combinator. We are helping revenue marketing and sales teams achieve rocket ship growth, and because of that, we're scaling quickly.

100+
current B2B
customers
2x
revenue every
6 months
60TB
total data
tracked
212
requests processed
per second

When we grow, you grow

Future founders
work here

HockeyStack is looking for ambitious engineers who want to learn how to scale a company and product. When companies grow, so do the people on the team. HockeyStack rewards ownership and initiative, and we're recruiting engineers to get in on the ground floor.

HockeyStack believes that the strongest teams are forged in a shared office. We come together in a beautiful space near South Park in San Francisco's SOMA district.

Open roles

At HockeyStack, the best career growth happens when opportunity meets preparation.

We do not believe in LEET
code-based interviews...

... because if we asked, we couldn't do them either. What we want to know is how you go about solving problems, which is a skill that is continuously developed as you work on ever harder ones. We want to know you as a builder and problem-solver, not as a test taker.

Our entire hiring process from first call to final decision takes less than two weeks. We are committed to giving candidates certainty and clarity at every stage about what the next steps will be.

Interested? Here are some open roles to look out for.

Backend Engineer (Data/API team)
Engineering | San Francisco, CA

Who were looking for:
You're the rare talent who excels in API integrations, data orchestration, and backend engineering. Your passion lies in constructing robust data pipelines, devising innovative ways to extract insights from diverse sources, and unifying massive datasets.

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Backend Engineer (Reporting team)
Engineering | San Francisco, CA

Who we’re looking for:
You might call yourself a SQL expert, a database engineer, or just a strong backend engineer. You love going deep into optimizing slow things, thinking about different ways to store data and, most importantly, uncovering insights from TBs of data.

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DevOps Engineer
Engineering | San Francisco, CA

Who were looking for
You might call yourself a platform engineer, an SRE, or just an empathetic developer. You enjoy building the infrastructure around which other fellow engineers can code and spend time thinking about how things scale.

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Product Engineer (Future Founder Track)
Engineering | San Francisco, CA

Who we’re looking for
You might call yourself a 0-1 engineer, a feature engineer, or just a builder at heart. You're not just an engineer, you're a future founder in the making. You love designing things that people can interact with, taking a project from scratch to making the decisions that turn it into a reality, and most importantly, just enjoy creating cool stuff.

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What we value.

Our goal can be summarized as making customers happy, building the best product, and generating the most revenue. Everything else is secondary.

01

Builders

Coding well is a rigorous craft. We are looking for people who enjoy building just for the sake of it. That’s how you build really cool stuff.

02

Shipping. Fast.

You don’t need to break things to move fast. But you do need a certain kind of mentality to know what shortcuts you can take and what tradeoffs you can make. How else can you grow fast if you aren’t deploying to prod every day?

03

Attention to detail

Attention to detail is an instinct and does not have to be traded off when moving fast. You should take pride in thinking through every line of code you write and any edge cases it might introduce.