No-code Developer

Does WWX ring a bell? Do you dabble with Webflow and build products in Wized? Giddy up then, we have a lot of cool stuff to create!

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At tonik, we work with early-stage startups. Founders come to us to help them get their ideas off the ground. From building sites through validating those ideas to launching actual product MVPs, there's always something exciting to create. No-code allows us to move fast, test stuff and build scalable product for our clients. And not only do we love it – they love it too!

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We’ve been nominated as a top agency at Webflow Conf ‘23 in San Francisco. We’re also the only Webflow Enterprise Partner in this part of Europe and the first in Poland. At the risk of bragging – we know our stuff.

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From day one your team leader will make sure you have everything you need to do your magic. Also, a project manager is always around if you need help getting your stuff together. You'll also have a team behind you that'll always cheer for you and help you thrive. And most importantly, cool things waiting to be built.

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Sounds like too-much-structure? Fear not — we have a strict no-nagging policy. You need help, ask for it. You want feedback, you’ll get it. You want to be left alone? You do you!

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All that, in total freedom. Working in your underwear? IKEA hotdog trip at 1pm? You do you, as long as the clients are happy, so are we.

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Just be respectful and make other people happy. And we’ll make sure you’re happy, too!

Your day-to-day

• Figma to Webflow - implementing beautiful websites using our favourite no-code tool of all times. If you know Framer too, that’s awesome (but optional)!
• Connecting backend and databases - think Supabase, Xano, Airtable.
• Doing some workflow and logic magic with Wized - making the app alive and scalable.
• Thinking out of the box, using tools like Make or Zapier to connect APIs in a clever way.
• Being the point of contact between tonik and your clients
• Educating your clients on managing the products
• Updating your clients about the progress
• Collaborating with designers on the implementation
• Joining internal meetings, sharing knowledge and feedback
• Having an opinion about what’s happening at tonik

It's a match if you're like this

• B2+ English level (think Netflix without looking at subtitles)
• Ability to build Webflow websites. Relume and Client First framework knowledge are a must!
• Ability to build Wized products, with at least one Wized product in your portfolio
• Ability to make stuff move using Webflow Interactions - GSAP is more than welcome, too
• You are not scared of backend, you know how to create workflows, logic and move freely in no-code databases like Xano, Airtable or Supabase
• You’re capable of doing the QA yourself
• Good knowledge of HTML, CSS and JS
• You have basic design skills (adding a missing component state does not scare you)
• You keep up with how the industry is moving forward and constantly experiemnt with new tools and technology.
• You are a fan of indie hacking, building in public and are not scared of doing it yourself
• You’re comfortable with honest, direct feedback (works both ways)
• You’re a self starter, organising your work with little to no help
• You’ve got drive and ambition to learn
• You’re comfortable with some evening calls (we mostly work with US clients)
• Vibe compatible with a high-performance, low-ego and drama-free culture
• Mówisz po polsku (ponglish też przejdzie)

What you get:

• Work wherever & whenever you want
• Unlimited budget & 10h per month for growth
• Unlimited hardware & software budget
• Paid time off and sick leave
• No overtime (but paid double if you volunteer)
• English lessons to match our level
• Dinners, retreats, and workations
• LuxMED + Multisport

The process

1. You first

Hit that big Apply button and tell us about yourself. Share a read-only link to the Webflow Project you are most proud off (if you can’t send read-only, send the staging or live website link).

2. Vibe check

Let’s jump on a call, so we can both figure whether it’s a fit.

3. Show off

We’ll ask you to do a little portfolio presentation so we can see your no-code wizardry.

4. Join the team

One last interview to talk details and that’s it, you’re on board!