Design Engineer

Givebutter is the most-loved nonprofit fundraising and CRM platform, empowering millions of changemakers to raise more, pay less, and give better. Nonprofits use Givebutter to replace multiple tools so they can launch fundraisers and events, use donation forms and donor management (CRM), send emails and text blasts—all in one place. Use of the Givebutter platform is completely free with a 100% transparent tip-or-fee model.

Givebutter has been certified as a Great Place to Work® every year since 2021, and is the #1 rated nonprofit software company on G2 across multiple categories.

Our mission is to empower the changemaker in all of us. We believe giving should be fun, so you’ll want to do it again, and we also believe that work should be fun, so that you’ll have the greatest impact. We are excited to hear from talented people who want to work with other talented people in making the world a butter place—and have fun along the way. 

Givebutter is hiring a Design Engineer to join our Growth pod. It's a rare role for engineers who miss designing or designers who learned to code. You'll build the marketing experiences that make nonprofits fall in love with Givebutter at first click, partnering with our design team to turn prototypes into production-grade motion, interaction, and web craft. You'll ship real code on our Astro-based marketing site, and occasionally collaborate with our 3rd-party Webflow team on cross-cutting concerns like analytics and tracking.

This isn't a content-management or no-code-only role. You'll help shape how Givebutter looks, feels, and behaves on the internet, from the motion on a hero section to the logic behind a data-driven campaign page. Our marketing site should feel like Givebutter: fun, warm, alive. Not a separate world from the product. We care about your ideas, your taste, and the code you ship.

Below is a high-level outline of our standard interview process

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   Recruiter Screen: A 30-minute conversation to learn more about your background, walk through the role, and ensure mutual alignment on expectations, values, and logistics.

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   Hiring Manager Interview: A deeper dive into your relevant experience, skillset, and working style. This is your first opportunity to connect directly with the person who may be your future manager.

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   Assessment (technical or non-technical): This stage will vary based on the role. It could involve a live coding session, case study, or take-home project. Some roles may include two parts to this stage to evaluate both practical skills and problem-solving approaches

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   Values Interview: A conversation with team members focused on how you align with our core values and leadership principles.

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   References: We connect with a few folks you’ve worked closely with to get a better picture of your working style and impact.

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   Offer: If all goes well, we’ll move to the offer stage!

Please note, we will have an AI note-taking tool join most of our interviews.

Hi potential new butterslice! A recent study from LinkedIn showed that most women apply to jobs only when they meet 100% of the requirements, whereas men will hit the apply button if they hit 60%. Givebutter is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. So to the women and nonbinary folks out there feeling unsure if you're a perfect fit, we strongly encourage you to apply!