CrazyGames.com, a fast-growing browser games platform, is looking for a Product Engineer (REMOTE). As our Product Engineer you will play a crucial role in bringing our product to the next level and build the global market-leading casual browser games platform. You will work as a product engineer (a full-stack software engineer with a lot of participation in product management) for products used by close to 25 million monthly users.

CrazyGames.com is an HTML5 browser games platform reaching close to 25 million people per month. In just a few years, we’ve grown from a hobby project to a team of 18 (all while staying self-funded and profitable). We’re serving users all over the world, in countries ranging from Indonesia, over the US, to Germany and France.

Key outcomes for the role:

• Within 1 month, you fully understand our current progress save functionality and have made first improvements to it.
• Within 3 months you have specified and executed (small) new product features that result in a measurable uplift in user engagement.
• Within 6 months you take responsibility for our progress save functionality and other account features, working with both game developers and your colleagues inside CrazyGames.
• Within 12 months you will fully understand the high-level architecture of the codebase so that you can work together with our Tech Lead to specify and coordinate large new user features that encompass multiple code projects.

What we offer:

• 18 talented, skilled, and motivated colleagues
• A modern tech stack: Node.js, React, TypeScript, GraphQL. Terraform infrastructure on AWS.
• A lot of responsibility and freedom. We hire only experts and trust them to deliver excellent results.
• Flexible working hours and location. The results are what count!
• Team weeks: we organize a week somewhere in Europe once or twice per year. We pay for transport and accommodation so you can have fun with the team.
• The opportunity to play games and claim it’s work.

Reach out if:

• You are intelligent, efficient, pragmatic, and organised.
• You have managed (parts of) a website or web product successfully before.
• You have good software engineering skills and knowledge of technical concepts in the context of the web.
• You can think in terms of users, can judge and prioritise features, and can convert them into technical requirements.
• You have an eye for detail and for the big picture.
• You combine knowledge of software development with a business sense, an interest in UX, management skills, and strong analytical skills.