Growth Engineer — Funnels & Analytics

Radiant Technologies L.L.C‑FZ; Dubai; On-site; AED 279,000 - 446,000; Full time

Job summary

Radiant Technologies is a bootstrapped, profitable software holding company in Dubai. We own and operate a portfolio of consumer products and scale them through paid acquisition and growth loops built into the product itself.

You will own the stack from ad click to paying customer, building conversion funnels, first-party analytics, and internal dashboards with direct visibility for founders. This role combines data plumbing, UI surfaces, and heavy use of AI tooling, with real ownership of the

Qualifications

• Experience building funnels that move users from click to payment.
• Mindset for event-driven data and identity resolution.
• 3–5 years front-end-leaning full-stack work with TypeScript/Next.js.
• Ability to design first-party analytics and dashboards.

Responsibilities

• Build conversion funnels in code to replace no-code tools.
• Develop a first-party analytics and attribution layer.
• Create internal dashboards used by founders and team.
• Iterate funnels against real numbers with ownership.
• Leverage AI tooling throughout the stack.

Skills

Funnel building

Event schema

TypeScript

Next.js

Full-stack

Analytics

Tools

ClickHouse

Tinybird

Job description

The Role

Radiant Technologies is a bootstrapped, profitable software holding company. We own and operate a portfolio of consumer products and scale them through paid acquisition, organic distribution, and growth loops built into the product itself.

Today, parts of our growth machinery run on third-party SaaS — no-code funnel builders, hosted web analytics, other people's pixels. That means vendors sit between us and our own conversion data. We're bringing that machinery in-house, and this seat owns the build.

The mandate: everything between an ad click and a paying customer, in code we own — conversion funnels, a first-party analytics and attribution layer, and the internal dashboards the whole company reads. It's customer-facing surfaces on top of serious data plumbing, built with high direction from the founders.

What You'll Do

• 01 Build conversion funnels in code — quiz flows, paywalls, checkout — replacing the no-code tools that own them today
• 02 Build our own web analytics on a columnar store — think ClickHouse / Tinybird — so traffic data never leaves the house
• 03 Design a first‑party pixel and event schema for attribution across channels — paid, organic, email, product
• 04 Ship the internal dashboards the founders and team actually run the business from
• 05 Iterate funnels against real numbers — the point of owning the stack is that testing stops waiting on a vendor
• 06 Use AI tooling heavily — and own every line it produces. You read what you ship and can defend it in review

What We Screen For

You've Built a Real Funnel

Not a landing page — a flow that took strangers from click to payment, where you saw the drop-off numbers and did something about them.

Event‑Schema Literacy

You think in events, properties, and identity resolution. Experience with columnar analytics stores — ClickHouse, Tinybird, or similar — is a strong plus; caring about who can see your data is the actual requirement.

TypeScript & Next.js Depth

Roughly 3–5 years of front-end-leaning full‑stack work. The funnels are product surfaces — they need design sense and copy instincts, not just working forms.

Builder Judgment

Replacing a vendor is a staged migration, not a rewrite. You can run the new thing alongside the old one, prove it, then cut over — without ever dropping a paying customer's event.

The Process

We don't run take-home tests. Most of our products aren't public, so an exercise set from the outside would tell us less than a real conversation and a real week of work.

• 01 Intro call — 20 minutes with the founder
• 02 Product conversation — a live walkthrough of a real funnel and its real numbers
• 03 Trial week — one week, part-time, on real work
• 04 Offer — direct, and quickly

You Shouldn't Apply If

• You're an analyst who reports on numbers. This seat builds the thing that produces them.
• You've only ever wired up someone else's analytics SDK. Here you're on the other side of the pixel.
• You ship what the agent generates without reading it. AI writes a lot of our first drafts; humans own everything that merges.

Ready to own the stack?

If you want to build the funnel, the pixel, and the dashboard — and never wait on a vendor again — we'd love to hear from you.