Product Engineer - Web & UI

Stackable · Remote (Germany/UK)
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Stackable | Product Engineer - Web & UI | Remote (Germany/UK) | ~20 people | Full or part-time IMPORTANT: ONLY APPLY IF YOU ARE PHYSICALLY BASED IN GERMANY OR UK! (I received almost 100 applications, about 85 of them did not read the details) We build an open source data platform on Kubernetes. The product (Stackable Data Platform - SDP) bundles 12+ open source data tools (Trino, Apache Kafka, Apache Airflow, Apache Superset, etc.) and makes them work together. Right now everything is Infrastructure-as-Code only. We need someone to build a UI layer on top. No mockups, no Figma, no product roadmap waiting for you I'm afraid, just a bunch of ideas :) We're all backend people and need someone to own this end to end. Play around with our product stack, figure out what customers actually need, build it. Stack (because we got started without you...): Svelte/SvelteKit, TypeScript, TailwindCSS. SDP itself is Rust, Java, Python on K8s. Three releases a year. Not SaaS. Quality matters. 100% remote, Germany (UK possible) only, no other countries, sorry. No Scrum, minimal meetings. Interview process is usually just two conversations. The position isn't on our homepage yet as I'm on vacation. Send a mail to recruiting@stackable.tech and I'll get back to you next week. Please mention HN in your mail. My personal mail is also in my HN profile. I'm the Co-founder and CTO. https://github.com/stackabletech/ | https://stackable.tech

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Posted
2026-06-15
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Role direction
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2026-06-15

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