About ThriveCart:ThriveCart is the leading no-code sales platform for digital course creators, coaches, entrepreneurs, and online businesses looking to boost revenue, drive conversions, and scale audiences. ThriveCart powers over 65,000 businesses and 12 million enrolled students, generating over $2 billion in annual sales. The platform provides all the tools businesses need to create high-converting checkout experiences, manage powerful affiliate campaigns, and deliver seamless student experiences with its built-in learning management system, Learn/Learn+.
Location:
Remote
About You:
- You enjoy solving hard problems, unraveling technical mazes, and figuring out solutions.
- You've worked with cloud-based SaaS solutions for SMBs
- Your preferred coding languages are PHP, Javascript, and MySQL
- For cloud platforms, your go-to is AWS, preferably with payment-based APIs
- Startups are your thing- you enjoy seeing your work having a huge impact and seeing a product develop over time.
- Collaborating in the office is exciting for you, but so is having a global team of developers and other colleagues.
- Entrepreneurial spirit or previous experience in early startups. You think outside of the box and are resourceful and fiscally responsible
- Possess strong communication skills to set expectations and provide progress with stakeholders
What your Work Will Entail:
- Providing solutions to technical challenges and issues that affect multiple technical areas simultaneously
- Working collaboratively with the existing development team to implement features, functionality and bug fixes
- Developing and shipping code to solve unique business needs across multiple areas of the platform
- Working closely with the support team to investigate and fix issues customers may be experiencing
- Being on hand to monitor the platform's performance and diagnose and debug service issues or outages
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