Engineer - Globalization

Position: Growth Engineer - Globalization
Growth Engineer - Globalization (North America)

About Open Art

Open Art is an AI Storytelling and Visual Creation Platform used by millions worldwide. We're building the next generation of creative tools powered by cutting-edge AI, enabling anyone to create videos, visuals, characters, and stories with unprecedented speed and imagination. We believe the future of creativity is AI-native, and we're shaping that future.
About the Role

As a Growth Engineer, Globalization, you will own engineering projects that directly improve Open Art's international growth.

You will work across the full user journey: acquisition, landing pages, SEO, onboarding, creation, pricing, checkout, lifecycle, and retention. You will partner closely with product, growth, design, marketing, data, and engineering teams to identify growth opportunities in global markets and ship fast experiments.

The ideal candidate is a strong product-minded engineer who can combine engineering execution with business judgment. You should be comfortable looking at funnel data, identifying conversion issues, building experiments, and iterating quickly.
Why Join Open Art

• Real growth leverage. Millions of users, fast-growing revenue, and a paywall and onboarding that haven't been seriously engineered yet. Big numbers to move.
• You ship, not spec. Growth Engineering at Open Art is a builder role. You own features end to end - design partnership, code, experiment readout, follow-up.
• Category-defining product launches. Open Art Director, global expansion, and new model capabilities - all need a growth engineer from day one.
• Hyper-growth and huge market opportunity. Open Art is growing fast (7x revenue growth last year) and is one of the leaders in an exploding new product category.
• High ownership, low process. We value judgment, clarity, and speed over bureaucracy.
• Founder-led engineering culture. Both founders are technical and deeply involved in product and architecture. You'll get sharp code review and real engineering partnership at the top.

What You'll Do

Build globalization infrastructure

Build and improve the technical foundation that allows Open Art to scale across different languages, countries, and regions. Examples include:

• Multi-language product infrastructure
• Locale-aware routing and fallback logic
• Translation workflow and management systems
• Localized content and page generation systems
• Automated checks for missing translations and broken localized experiences
• Localization QA tools for design, layout, copy, and SEO regressions

Build global growth experiences

Own user-facing growth projects that improve international user acquisition, activation, and monetization. Examples include:

• Localized landing pages for priority markets
• Region-specific onboarding flows
• Localized examples, templates, and use cases
• Country-specific signup and activation experiments
• Localized pricing and checkout UX
• International lifecycle emails and in-product education
• Market-specific campaign pages for ads, SEO, and partnerships

Drive international SEO and programmatic growth

Build scalable SEO systems that help Open Art acquire global users organically. Examples include:

• Multilingual SEO landing pages
• Programmatic SEO page systems
• hreflang, canonical, sitemap, metadata, and structured data implementation
• Localized keyword-driven page templates
• High-performance SSR/SSG/ISR pages
• Core Web Vitals optimization for international traffic
• Internal tools that allow marketing and growth teams to launch localized pages faster

Improve global monetization

Work on experiments that improve subscription and payment conversion in different regions. Examples include:

• Localized currency display
• Country-specific pricing presentation
• Checkout funnel optimization
• Payment method UX improvements
• Tax, billing, and invoice UX improvements where relevant
• Country-level subscription conversion analysis

Use data to drive growth decisions

Use analytics and funnel data to identify where international users are dropping off and what to build next. You should be comfortable asking questions like:

• Which countries have high traffic but low signup conversion?
• Which markets have strong signup but weak creation?
• Which regions have strong…