Senior Software Engineer, React Native

Look around you today, every store, home, hospital, school, was made possible by the coordination of architects and a team of professionals. They are charged with the responsibility of creating our shelters and yet, they are left with nothing more than Excel to manage their work. We're here to change that. 

What is Monograph?

Monograph is a firm performance management platform for architecture and engineering practices. Firms use Monograph to make quick and confident decisions about budgeting and resources to drive their practices forward.

Why Work at Monograph?

People first: Core to the team, we believe in people first, curiosity, and empathy. You'll be a culture ambassador and deploy your genuine value for relationships to drive success and happiness.

Build a company that will redefine architecture: Project management is just the beginning...we have big ambitions to help facilitate the entire design process from becoming the document source of truth to coordinating with consultants. You can shape the future of building design.

Work with some of the best product people in the world: We’re an innovative team of highly productive individual contributors with a strong design background. You will be doing some of the best work of your life.

 

A good fit looks like

• Currently in the SF area (required) and open to joining a remote-first team, eventually coming in office to collaborate about 1x per week 
• A full-stack mobile engineer with expertise in React Native, Flutter / Dart who takes pride in your work and seeks impact in what you deliver
• Fullstack, ideally with strong knowledge of Typescript, Ruby on Rails and SQL experience as well as familiarity with GraphQL
• Openness to feedback, collaboration, and others’ ideas
• Effective written and verbal communication
• Mid to senior level startup experience

Our tech stack

• Ruby on Rails backend web app
• Next.js frontend web app
• React and TypeScript 
• React native / Expo mobile app
• GraphQL
• Postgres, redis

On any given day as an Engineer at Monograph, you might get to…

• Spend time learning about the industry we serve. A significant portion of our team has worked in architecture or architecture-adjacent industries, so there’s a wealth of knowledge on tap!
• Provide technical mentorship to a teammate.
• Work with your product and engineering peers to scope, deliver, test, and maintain features that delight our customers.
• Estimate project work, to set or reset expectations with your teammates.
• Spend time 1:1 with your manager and other Monograph leaders, sharing your experience and working together to help you reach your growth goals.
• Contribute to decision-making through our RFC process. We use RFCs to collaborate on our process and technical decisions.
• Perform compassionate code reviews, seeking opportunities to learn and teach.
• Track down and fix pesky bugs. We’re always looking for ways to improve the product!
• Collaborate closely with customer-facing teams to ensure our users continue to love our product.
• Write and ship full-stack code for our mobile app 
• Contribute to our engineering culture by giving a presentation, or sharing something you’ve read.
• Spend time with your teammates, whether in a pairing session, a “coffee, cookies, and code” meeting, or regular team syncs.
• Share your weekly goals with your teammates, and review their goals with an eye toward how we can assist one another in reaching them together!
• Occasionally travel to team off-sites for real, face-to-face interaction and collaboration.

Some things that will help you do your best work in this role include…

• Exposure to a range of problem domains, programming languages, and frameworks, and familiarity with patterns that are idiomatic to them. We value diverse perspectives, and the depth and breadth of your experience will provide unique insights into the problems we solve each day!
• Bringing a people-focused approach to your work. How will your work impact our customers? How will it impact your coworkers? These are front-of-mind for you when you consider the ever-present tradeoffs in building software.
• Being intentionally curious. During your time as an employee, you are expected to challenge the status quo, not take things for face value, and ask: “why?”
• Willingness to do the hard thing, whether having a difficult conversation with a coworker or stretching into the discomfort at the edges of your experience and knowledge.