Mintlify
Product Engineer
About this role
Mintlify seeks a product-focused engineer to build user-facing features for a documentation platform serving 100M+ developers annually. You'll own full-stack projects from conception through launch, leveraging deep expertise in either frontend or backend while staying adaptable across the stack.
What you'll do
- Design and ship customer-facing functionality end-to-end with design and engineering teams
- Tackle complex technical challenges like rendering optimization and content management systems
- Refine user experience from working code to polished product
- Profile and optimize application performance at scale
- Drive product direction and engineering decisions with agency and ownership
What they're looking for
- 4+ years software development experience
- Deep expertise in React, Next.js, and TypeScript OR backend systems design and database optimization
- Strong product intuition and user-centric thinking
- Systems design and scalable architecture
- Willingness to work across frontend/backend as needed
- API architecture and infrastructure knowledge
- CSS architecture and state management
Benefits
- Competitive compensation and equity
- 20 days paid time off annually
- 100% health, dental, and vision coverage
- $420/month wellness stipend
- Free meals and Ubers to/from work
- Annual team offsite
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Mintlify
Mintlify builds a documentation platform serving millions of developers globally. The company is hiring Support Engineers to resolve issues at the source through code fixes and automation, product engineers to build full-stack user-facing features, and Solutions Engineers to manage customer migrations and support strategic accounts.
- Website
- mintlify.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about a time you owned a feature from 0-to-1. How did you approach the technical architecture and user experience?
- Describe your deepest technical spike—whether it's React/Next.js or backend systems design. What makes you an expert in this area?