Great Question is the best way to understand your customers - whether it's mining what they've already told you, or generating new research via interviews, surveys and prototype tests. We're 2nd time founders, closed our Series A last year, with customers from Canva & Brex to Intuit & Amazon.
We're hiring product engineers to help us push the envelope on what's possible in AI engineering practices, while helping our customers bake customer insight into every product release.
You'll do well here if you have a strong sense of what makes a quality product, you're AI native, and you solve the problem of ambiguity with getting closer to customers.
A bit cryptic, but their legacy product is kinda linked, which points to a URL with a single, different letter where this should be pointing: https://greatquestion.co/careers
Great Question | Director of Engineering | Full time, Remote (USA/Canada)
Great Question is a unified customer research platform used and loved by teams at companies like Amazon, Canva & Brex. Our platform makes it easy for anyone to recruit research participants, schedule customer interviews, and share what you learn with your team all in one place.
We're third-time founders, backed by Y Combinator, building a company for the long-term, with a great team across the board, and shipping at a rapid yet sustainable pace.
We use Ruby on Rails, React, Postgres. We run on AWS.
We're looking for our first non-founder engineering leader to help us keep the trains running on time.
We've built an awesome team + culture at the company, high candor + EQ environment and we ship. We also welcome applicants who have previously run their own startups, with a bunch ex-founders on the team from the likes of Respondent and Indiegogo.
For starters it takes years to sell into government any way. If he writes his first line of code today they might have a sellable product ready in a year. Then getting FEDRAMP accredited and going through procurement cycles probably another year or so.
I think the current administration is likely open to technology-first solutions to reduce friction in government, and the next administration is likely going to have to take a similar approach too.
> I think the current administration is likely open to technology-first solutions to reduce friction
The facts are they are actively working to introduce more friction, red tape, waste, and dysfunction into the government. Making the government more effective and efficient is the opposite of their goals stated in Project 2025.
He didn't say whether he working on a technology solution. That's possible, but I was assuming he was heading towards a more philanthropic approach (which is the ideal end state for a wealthy person).
>think the current administration is likely open to technology-first solutions to reduce friction
People really need to stop believing the lies they're using to "justify" their actions in public.
More friction, mistakes, and inefficiencies are the point here. Lookup "Starve the Beast".
They have very openly stated the purpose of this is to destroy government institutions to get back at "the deep state". The deep state = their enemies. It isn't about improving budget. It isn't about improving efficiency. This is just about destroying the government and harming the correct people.
All this also has the added benefit of removing regulation/oversight which is gonna let certain people(Musk, Trump, etc) fleece the government of money/power.
Trump and Elon's entire plan is to make government more inefficient to convince people that giving large chunks of public funding to private business to run government is a good idea.
Great Question | Rails / React Software Engineers | Full time, Remote (US - Colorado preferred; Brazil - Florianopolis preferred)
Great Question is a unified customer research platform used and loved by teams at companies like Figma, Canva & Brex. Our platform makes it easy for anyone to recruit research participants, schedule customer interviews, and share what you learn with your team all in one place.
We're third-time founders, backed by Y Combinator, building a company for the long-term, with a great team across the board, and shipping at a rapid yet sustainable pace.
We use Ruby on Rails, React, Postgres. We run on AWS.
We're looking for full-stack & backend engineers (emphasis on Rails) with some product sensibilities who believe in the power of understanding your customers to build world class products.
We've built an awesome team + culture at the company, high candor + EQ environment and we ship. We also welcome applicants who have previously run their own startups, with a bunch ex-founders on the team from the likes of Respondent and Indiegogo.
We're 100% remote in that we don't have offices anywhere in the world, you can work from home etc.
However we're focusing our hiring on specific hubs including Colorado (we actually don't mind which city / town you live in within Colorado), and Brazil (with some emphasis on Florianopolis.
We have team mates all over the world, so we're not totally opposed to folks coming from wherever but it's not without its overhead: regulatory burden in needing to register and pay taxes in all of these jurisdictions, impacts on ability to get together for offsites in central locations etc.
So yes, we're fully remote but for these roles we have a strong bias for people in Colorado or Brazil.
Great Question is the best way to understand your customers - whether it's mining what they've already told you, or generating new research via interviews, surveys and prototype tests. We're 2nd time founders, closed our Series A last year, with customers from Canva & Brex to Intuit & Amazon.
We're hiring product engineers to help us push the envelope on what's possible in AI engineering practices, while helping our customers bake customer insight into every product release.
You'll do well here if you have a strong sense of what makes a quality product, you're AI native, and you solve the problem of ambiguity with getting closer to customers.
We're hiring product engineers!
https://greatquestion.com/careers