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Growth Engineer

Simular · Singapore, Singapore

Location
Singapore, Singapore
Employment
Full time
Level
Mid level
Posted
4 months ago

About this role

We're looking for an engineer who cares about growth metrics as much as they care about code quality. You'll build the data infrastructure and product experiments that drive how we grow, working closely with the GTM team to turn user insights into shipped product.

What you'll do

  • Build and own the growth data stack: event tracking, attribution, experimentation infra.

  • Design and ship product experiments end-to-end (instrumentation → analysis → rollout).

  • Partner with GTM and product to identify growth opportunities and translate them into engineering work.

  • Improve activation, retention, and monetization through code and data, not just dashboards.

  • Build internal tools that let non-engineers run their own experiments and analyses.

What we're looking for

  • 3+ years of full-stack or backend engineering experience.

  • Strong SQL and comfort with analytics tooling (dbt, BigQuery/Snowflake, or similar).

  • Experience instrumenting product analytics (Mixpanel, Amplitude, Segment, or similar) is a strong plus.

  • Bias toward shipping; you ship measurable improvements, not just code.

  • Strong product intuition and ability to reason about user behavior.

Bonus

  • Background in PLG products or consumer apps.

  • Familiarity with mobile or web attribution frameworks.

  • Prior experience in a startup or high-growth environment.

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Skills this posting mentions

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About Simular

Simular is a research-driven AI company building autonomous computers to free human work and enhance life. Our first product is Sai, an always-on AI agent that uses computers just like humans do. Founded by former AI researchers at Google DeepMind, Simular develops computer-using agents (CUA) that operate across digital environments with human-level capabilities, backed by our benchmark-topping agentic framework. Simular is backed by investors including Felicis, NVentures (Nvidia), South Park Commons, and Lenny Rachitsky.

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