WHO WE ARE
SiteOwl (https://siteowl.com/) is a startup that sells a B2B SaaS application that enables customers to design, install, and maintain physical security systems. Our primary customers are system integrators and corporate physical security teams. The best analogy for our product is Google Maps for physical security systems. System designers upload their real-world floor plans, then drag various types of pins representing cameras, card readers, alarms, or other devices onto the map and edit details about those devices. Technicians then use those designs to install or update the security system using our mobile apps. Offline is a primary use case for our customers that use our mobile applications while at wifi and cellular-challenged locations.
WHAT WE ARE DOING
Our existing platform is six years old and has a large surface area that uses Java for the back-end, Angular for the desktop web application, and .NET MAUI (formerly Zamarin) for the mobile apps. Also, our desktop web application and two mobile apps are each different, requiring us to implement features across three front-end applications and the backend, which is slow.
Our goal is to create a single app covering all use cases that runs everywhere. We are using web technologies everywhere to reduce the technology footprint and share code across platforms. We expect this architecture will enable our team to work as full-stack developers, decreasing the size of the application and increasing agility.
WHO YOU ARE
Knowledgeable. You are a real pro and deeply understand web development and its ecosystem.
Intellectually Curious. You are constantly learning and working to improve yourself.
Entrepreneurial. You enjoy wearing many hats and hustling to get things done.
Problem Solver. You are a critical thinker who brings solutions, not problems to the table.
Hard Working. You aren’t afraid of a tough deadline.
Scrappy & Fast. You like finding creative ways to quickly move projects forward.
Good Communicator. You easily explain complex technical issues to a non-technical audience.
Team Player. You put team success first and have a high degree of personal character.
Accountable. You take ownership and have pride in your work.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
- Help rebuild SiteOwl’s existing applications using Typescript, React, Material UI, Capacitor, Firestore, and Node
- Create backend Restful APIs with documentation that will be consumed by our customers
- Implement responsive front-end features that work in desktop and mobile environments
- Write automated tests and perform code reviews
- Work with our product team to help design and specify features our customers love.
- Work with our engineering leadership to help architect those features using the right tools and libraries.
- Work with AI development tools to implement those features into our codebase.
WHAT YOU’LL BRING
- 5+ years of professional development experience
- BS/BA degree in a technical field such as Computer Science (or equivalent years of experience)
- A solid foundation of HTML, CSS, Javascript, HTTP, and Restful APIs
- Experience shipping rich apps using React
- Experience architecting and shipping backend RESTful APIs using Node.js
- Familiar with front-end and backend performance best practices
- Experience with SQL and SQL databases
- Experience with common software development tools and processes
- Experience with AI coding agents
- Experience with devops and working with cloud platforms
- Experience with React Native, Android, or iOS development is a plus
- An eye for quality UI/UX is a plus.
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What We Do
SiteOwl (https://siteowl.com/) is a startup that sells a B2B SaaS application that enables customers to design, install, and maintain physical security systems. Our primary customers are system integrators and corporate physical security teams. The best analogy for our product is Google Maps for physical security systems. System designers upload their real-world floor plans, then drag various types of pins representing cameras, card readers, alarms, or other devices onto the map and edit details about those devices. Technicians then use those designs to install or update the security system using our mobile apps. Offline is a primary use case for our customers that use our mobile applications while at wifi and cellular-challenged locations.
