Firecrawl is the easiest way for developers to gather LLM-ready data from the web - we crossed 40k GitHub stars and hit mid 7 figures in a year. We need our first data hire to engineer the customer context system that will be the central nervous system for automating everything from product development to closing deals.

What You'll Do

Build the Customer Brain: Engineer the system that aggregates all customer data and feeds context to AI agents across product, growth, and sales PostgreSQL Mastery: Design schemas, optimize queries, make databases fly Automation Everything: N8N workflows, API integrations, LLM-powered analysis pipelines Cross-Team Impact: Jump between product analytics, growth metrics, and revenue insights AI-First Infrastructure: Build the data foundation that powers autonomous decision-making

What You Bring

PostgreSQL wizard - advanced querying is second nature N8N automation - workflow building and API integrations Data science chops - stats, modeling, ETL processes LLM-native - Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Devin are daily tools Customer-curious - you want to understand problems, not just crunch numbers Hex.tech experience - data viz and collaborative analytics Generalist mindset - comfortable switching between product/growth/marketing needs

You'll Stand Out If You

Built data infrastructure at a startup, living in SQL and automation tools Were the solo data person handling customer analytics to growth metrics Can point to data insights that directly influenced product decisions Built side projects with real data challenges and user feedback loops AI automation fanatic constantly experimenting with new workflows

Why Firecrawl

High Leverage: Your system becomes the central nervous system for AI agents automating our entire build-to-revenue pipeline Autonomy: Own your domain, we care about outcomes not process Hybrid Culture: Work from our San Francisco office while collaborating with our remote team Growth Opportunity: Early team member equity, scale with us Creative Freedom: Experiment with new tools and approaches

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