Peregrine Technologies
Growth Engineer
About this role
Peregrine seeks a Web Developer to own and evolve its marketing web properties, including peregrine.io. You'll build front-end solutions, manage the Sanity CMS, integrate marketing tools like HubSpot and GTA, and deliver high-performance, personalized web experiences that drive growth.
What you'll do
- Own and maintain Peregrine's Sanity CMS instance, managing all pages, components, and content workflows
- Configure and optimize HubSpot, GTA, and marketing platforms for tracking, lead generation, and audience segmentation
- Ensure fast load times and implement SEO, accessibility, and cross-browser best practices
- Conduct testing to identify and resolve bugs, ensuring seamless user experiences
- Collaborate with marketing, design, and communications teams to build personalized web experiences
- Stay current with industry trends and emerging technologies to enhance website capabilities
What they're looking for
- React and TypeScript
- Sanity CMS
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Vercel deployment and optimization
- HubSpot and GTA integration
- Git and version control
- Responsive and mobile-first development
- Web performance optimization and SEO
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Peregrine Technologies
Peregrine Technologies builds an AI-powered platform that transforms data into actionable intelligence for public safety and federal government organizations. The company is hiring Solutions Engineers, curriculum developers for customer enablement, and software engineers to enhance the platform's user experiences and support its government deployments.
View all jobs at Peregrine TechnologiesLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience managing and scaling a headless CMS like Sanity. How have you structured components for reusability and content editor usability?
- Describe a time you optimized a marketing website for performance. What metrics did you track and what changes had the biggest impact on conversion?