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Skio

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SaaS • eCommerce • API

Skio is a subscription management platform that enables businesses to easily sell and manage subscriptions with a focus on user-friendly interfaces and comprehensive analytics. Trusted by brands such as Liquid I. V. , Bulletproof, Milk Bar, and Unilever, Skio helps companies increase revenue and reduce customer service issues with its clean, simple-to-understand interface and innovative features like passwordless login and conditional cancel flows. Skio is designed for easy integration with Shopify stores and offers a smooth transition from other subscription providers with its white-glove onboarding service. It is known for its responsive engineering team and frequent release of new features to enhance the subscription experience.

11 - 50 employees

Founded 2020

☁️ SaaS

🛍️ eCommerce

🔌 API

📋 Description

• Collaborate with Engineering, Product, Migration/Launch, and Sales. • Take the existing foundation and build upon it through proof of concepts, MVP’s, and feature recommendations. • Learn and adapt to new challenges, seeking to find the best solutions and workarounds. • Present technical information clearly to various audiences, adapting communication style as necessary. • Engage with RFP processes and work closely with Partners/Agencies to deliver projects.

🎯 Requirements

• Front end Web Dev: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Typescript, Liquid (Shopifys templating language), React, Next.js • Advanced knowledge of API frameworks/integrations (GraphQL is our world, but REST knowledge is important as well) • The ability to work cross-functionally through multiple departments, and speak the languages of all. You understand how a product is built, maybe even the underlying code beneath it all, and how it all comes together / brought to life. • Comfort presenting in front of large audiences. You’ll be a key part on Sales calls/evaluations – comfort being highly technical when needed, and more layman's terms when not needed (ELI5) – balance is key in front of the right audiences, and you can understand when and who to turn it off/off. • RFP’s – you’ve dabbled in these in your career. Understanding how they get brought to life (by the customers), and how they get wrapped/responded to. • Previous experience working closely with Partners/Agencies is important. They may see things one way, and you may see things in a different light – understanding when to push back and when to stand back. • Deadlines.