Silver Birch Growth

Hi 👋 We are **Bïrch**. Our product is a mighty toolbox for all the things creative and growth marketing teams do — content creation, collaboration, and ad campaigns, all in one place. We've been in the game for over 9 years, trusted by 800+ companies and more than 5,500 marketers. With billions in ad spend running through our platform, we're not just keeping up, we're one of Meta's fastest-growing partners and officially backed by both Meta and Google. Recently, we rebranded from Revealbot to Bïrch, and we wrote about this transformation journey here. We’re moving from one successful product to a multi-product platform. Last year, together with **Meta**, we launched Bïrch Hub, a simple and friendly server-side tracking tool for ads, and we’re strengthening our backend team to support that growth. In this role, you won’t just maintain existing systems, you’ll help build new products and services, shape architecture together with the team, and contribute to key technical decisions while writing high-quality code across our dual-language backend (**Ruby on Rails** and **Go**). 🌍 Who are we?We're a remote-first team of friends spread around the world with an HQ in Barcelona. We've built one successful product and now transitioning to a broader vision. We hire globally and love meeting offline: last two years we were in Barcelona, the year before in Istanbul. Here's our team's Instagram that can show you more of who we are. We are a spicy mix of different cultures and backgrounds.

• You’ll work with a small product squad consisting of one backend engineer and shared frontend and design support, fully owning the product and its direction. • Your goal is to turn Bïrch Hub into a meaningful revenue driver, with success measured through both qualitative metrics like conversion to paid users and retention, and quantitative impact, including statistically significant MRR growth from this product. • Own Bïrch Hub end to end, including product strategy, roadmap, and execution through the development team. • Define which integrations and partnerships make the most sense for the product and drive them from idea to release. • Own how the product goes to market by treating marketing as part of the product. • Co-create and drive the go-to-market strategy, shape positioning and adoption, and take responsibility for what we build, why we build it, and how it’s launched.