Product Engineer

This isn't your typical 9-5 job. We're building the V2 of our entire company from scratch. We need a builder obsessed with solving complex problems at scale. This requires immense ownership and commitment.  

Tolt (https://tolt.io) helps SaaS companies manage referral and affiliate programs, including partner tracking, payouts, fraud protection, and beautiful portals - all in one place.

We’re a team of 5, CEO, CTO, Growth, and 2 engineers, moving fast and building things from scratch. We’re looking for a Product Engineer who can take rough ideas and turn them into real, working features, no waiting on designs or specs.  

What you’ll do:

• Build product features end-to-end (React/Next.js + Node.js + Postgres)
• Collaborate directly with the founding team to shape the roadmap
• Talk to users, ship fast, and iterate
• Own entire features, backend, frontend, infra, and everything in between
  

Our stack:

• Frontend: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind
• Backend: Node.js (Express), PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Prisma, Knex
• Infra: AWS (Lambda, S3, EventBridge, SQS, API Gateway, CloudFront, Amplify), Cloudflare
• Other: Stripe, GitHub

This might be for you if:

• You’ve built and shipped SaaS products before
• You’re comfortable building without designs or step-by-step instructions
• You care about building something big
• You’re a generalist, excited to work across the stack
• You want to work at a startup where your decisions shape the product

Why Tolt:

• Real ownership - you’ll ship core product, not internal tools
• Ship fast - we move fast and trust each other
• Early-stage equity and influence
• You’ll help shape the future of partner-led growth for SaaS

This is a fully remote position with an annual salary of $48,000 to $72,000.

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