As a software engineer, you will enhance customer experiences and build tools for restaurant partners, focusing on payments and analytics.
Our software engineers are determined to build the most fun, convenient and social experiences for our customers. We are also building products for our restaurant partners to grow their customer base and improve their operations.
At Snackpass, you will talk to customers, find and fix pain points on the fly, and build extensive internal tooling to support on-the-ground launch operations. You will be building a scalable payments platform that handles marketplace transactions between users and restaurants: automated payouts, promotions, customer analytics and acquisition tools, and recommendations.
We believe operating a brick-and-mortar restaurant should be as easy as operating an online Shopify store. Most local business still run on legacy systems. At Snackpass, we are building the OS for local commerce.
Snackpass Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Office
Cambridge, United States
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