Vercel Is Hiring a Remote Fullstack Engineer Focused on Growth
Vercel has a fully remote role open for a fullstack engineer who wants to own the web experience side of a major developer platform.
If you're a fullstack engineer with an eye for conversion optimization and UX, Vercel's latest opening might be worth a look. The company — known for its deployment and frontend infrastructure platform trusted by the likes of OpenAI and PayPal — is hiring a Site Engineer based remotely in the United States.
The role sits at the intersection of engineering and growth. You'd be building and iterating on web experiences aimed at bringing in new users and keeping them around, which means A/B testing, conversion funnel work, and close collaboration with marketing, sales, and design teams. It's less about deep backend systems and more about the web properties people actually land on.
Vercel has been pushing into agentic infrastructure — tooling designed to support both human developers and AI agents shipping software — so there's a decent chance this role will touch some genuinely forward-looking projects rather than just landing page refreshes.
For digital nomads with strong React or Next.js skills and an interest in growth engineering, this kind of fully remote position at a well-funded, developer-focused company is relatively rare. The work is concrete (metrics, funnels, page performance) but also gives room to care about craft and user experience.
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