As a founder as well, in the current global economy, I think the main driver for ‘founder mode’ is to improve the ROI of the product team by forcing the company to focus on fewer features (and lay off a part of the workforce)
Simplébo is French Saas company that powers thousands of French small & medium size companies websites, thanks to our Rails monolith.
We are proud of:
→ Our powerful technology to create and index websites automatically
→ The quality of our service. We consistently try to make our customer feel like "woow, that's an incredible customer service !". More on Truspilot / GMB
→ The tens of resellers of our service (banks, unions, schools, startups)
→ Being a profitable AND growing startup (+ 50% to 100% every year)
We are currently hiring an experimented engineer (5 to 10 years of exp) to work with our CTO on high level issues like hosting, performances, but also team organization and best practices implementation. And of course, coding is part of the job, mostly in Ruby :)
More on our stack : Rails + MariaDB (backed by Redis & ElasticSearch), SASS, Stimulus JS, JQuery, Highchart, Active jobs, CronTab, Dedicated servers (maintaining outsourced), Debian, Puma, uWSGI | API & services : Newrelics, Gandi, Alwaysdata, Dalenys, Slimpay, Google, Slack, Sendgrid, Twilio, Hubspot, Segment
* An experimented engineer (software or computer science). You will work with our CTO on high level issues and take part in important technical choices and their implementation (like hosting, performances, but also team organization). And of course, coding is part of the job, mostly in Ruby :) email me at tech-jobs@simplebo.fr
Gandi is made for you if :
- you need several (internal or external) users to have rights on your domains
- you need to control your domains with an API
- you need to be able to register domains for any customer or partner
If you have many domains, that you need to handle manually, any operation on all domain will take time, as it would likely take time with any other registrar.
He may be testing his privacy framework. If publishing it doesn't make it weaker, it's a good framework. I guess he does not believe in security by obscurity.
