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What’s in it for you?

Ready to make a serious impact? Millions of people already rely on Calendly, and we’re still in the midst of exciting product growth — it’s a fantastic time to join us. Everything you’ll work on here will accelerate your career to the next level. If you want to learn, grow, and do the best work of your life alongside the best people you’ve ever worked with, then we hope you’ll consider allowing Calendly to be a part of your professional journey.

About the team & opportunity

What’s so great about working on Calendly’s Engineering team? We make things possible for our customers through innovation.

We are looking for a Full Stack Engineer for the Commerce Squad who brings strong user empathy, clear product intuition, and solid engineering skills to a team that powers how customers discover, buy, and get value from Calendly. You will report to one of our Engineering Managers and will be responsible for shipping high‑impact features quickly and safely to support revenue growth and a best‑in‑class commerce experience. We are a pragmatic, high‑trust group with a professional casual style, low ego, and a bias for action.

This role is a good fit for an engineer who is entrepreneurial, scrappy, and motivated by delivering user value fast.

We also expect engineers to leverage AI in their daily workflow to increase velocity and quality, exercising sound judgment, performing rigorous human review, and following company AI usage guidelines.

What we especially value on Commerce

We value an entrepreneurial approach and scrappy execution. You make pragmatic trade offs and prefer MVPs and iterative experimentation that deliver user value fast.

A day in the life of a Full Stack Engineer at Calendly

The Calendly platform is a monolith that is being decomposed into various services so we can scale our platform and our team. We need ambitious experienced engineers who can help us drive this stage of growth. As an engineer at Calendly, you will both build new features and work to scale our platform and architecture. You will build tooling and automation to improve our delivery process as you grow into a service oriented specialist. You will also learn to work with multiple technologies such as Google Cloud Platform, Kubernetes, Argo Workflows, TypeScript, Rails, Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, and GraphQL. When you join Calendly, you get the opportunity to deliver on a product used by millions and known for its best‑in‑class quality. Help us continue to deliver critical commerce features to our users with excellence.

On a typical day, you will be working on:

  • Collaborating within your squad to build and iterate on commerce features that drive measurable business impact across self‑serve and enterprise customers.
  • Contributing to platform scaling initiatives while improving reliability and performance in user critical flows.
  • Meeting regularly with Product and Design to fine tune requirements, define MVPs, and instrument experiments that validate value quickly.
  • Attending agile ceremonies to help your team plan out their work and get it done with predictable delivery.
  • Working across squads to improve engineering practices and evolve shared monorepo tooling and service boundaries.
  • Reviewing implementation plans and pull requests from your peers with a focus on simplicity, maintainability, and incremental delivery.
  • Contributing to a high trust, professional casual culture grounded in respect and ownership.
  • Using AI assistants thoughtfully to scaffold code, generate tests, draft documentation, analyze logs, and accelerate experiments. Choosing when not to use AI based on risk, privacy, and correctness considerations.

What do we need from you?

  • 3+ years of professional software development experience in a SaaS or technology driven environment.
  • Strong proficiency in React and TypeScript for modern front end web development, supporting end to end feature delivery.
  • Professional experience in backend engineering with Node.js, including building and maintaining scalable services and APIs that are observable, reliable, and secure.
  • Experience with PostgreSQL, including schema design, query optimization, and data modeling for transactional systems.
  • Experience designing and consuming GraphQL APIs in production environments.
  • Background in mixed stack environments, such as Node.js services interfacing with a Ruby on Rails monolithic API, or similar mixed stack environments.
  • Hands-on experience with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), microservices, and involvement in monolith to services modernization or large scale refactoring initiatives.
  • Proven ability to own features end to end, including te
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