Here are things an app review engineer at Zapier might do in no particular order. List 5 things that are your most favorite to do and 5 things that are least favorite.
- Dig into a bug in how the Zapier platform works, roll a fix, and deploy the code to production
- Work for several weeks on a project to re-do the way the entire platform works
- Dig through activity logs to troubleshoot a partner's broken scripting API code
- Write and maintain developer documentation to make it easier for app developers
- Analyze the app activation process to find inefficiencies
- Manage third party developers as they create apps on our platform for partners
- Pitch partners on featuring Zapier on their site, and communicating to their users about us
- Run activation review sessions to ensure we're meeting a high quality standard for new apps
- Fix a bug in an existing integration between Zapier and a partner API
- Work with the product team to spec out a new feature based on feedback from developers
- Respond to Zapier fans on Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, and other 3rd party sites
- Write a blog post about how connecting with Zapier can improve customer retention
- Act as a dedicated rep for a handful of key partners to ensure their success in connecting with Zapier
- Work with people to figure out if Zapier can solve a particular integration challenge they have
- Receive 10+ inbound emails per day and help them determine if Zapier is a fit for their technology and customers
- Evaluate 5 new apps on the Zapier platform every day for correctness, ease of use, and adherence to API standards
- Communicate with a partner how they can improve their API not just for Zapier, but for all their customers
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