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Build Blinki with us.

A small UK team building the platform small businesses run their website, inbox and phone number on. Honest work, a sensible pace, and no engineering theatre.

Small team

No layers and no committees. What you build, customers use.

Ship in week one

Real responsibility from the start, because there is nobody else to do it.

Honest about scope

We pay properly and we do not hire ahead of revenue.

We answer the phone

To customers, and to each other. Not a ticket-queue kind of place.

How we work

A small team that ships real things.

Four things that are true of working here, and that would be obvious in your first fortnight anyway.

01

Close to the customer

Everybody here has spoken to a customer. It is very hard to build the wrong thing when you have heard somebody explain the right one.

02

Hybrid, UK-based

Together in person part of the week, and trusted to get on with it the rest of it.

03

Built to last

We would rather grow slowly and still be here in ten years than burn through somebody else’s money and disappear.

04

No theatre

No performance reviews about performance reviews. Do good work, say what you think, go home at a reasonable hour.

Two ways in

There is no advert up. Write anyway.

Most of the people here arrived by one of these two routes rather than by answering a job ad.

A good fit

Introduce yourself

If you are good at something we clearly need, tell us what it is and point at something you have made. That is more useful than a CV and much more useful than a covering letter.

Send it to hello@blinki.co.uk. Somebody reads all of them.

Also worth asking

Work with us as a supplier

Designers, copywriters and developers who take on built-for-you projects are how a lot of the work gets done, and several people here started that way.

Tell us what you do and what you charge, and we will tell you honestly whether we have the work.

Tell us what you do.

No advert, no form, no applicant tracking system. An email to a person who reads them.