Time tracking and workforce analytics SaaS built on Ruby on Rails
Hubstaff sells time tracking software with productivity monitoring, automated payments and workforce analytics. Its core is a Ruby on Rails monolith using Hotwire, Turbo, Stimulus and Sidekiq on Kubernetes, while newly adopted Playwright and Allure TestOps signal investment in test automation to protect quality amid growth experiments. Engineering hiring is accelerating and senior-weighted, spread across Eastern Europe and Latin America.
Hubstaff, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, provides a time tracking platform for remote, hybrid, in-office and field-based teams. The product combines hour logging with productivity monitoring, automated payroll payments and workforce analytics. The company is privately held with 51–200 employees and operates a distributed workforce, currently hiring in Bulgaria, Bolivia, Mexico, Serbia, Poland and Brazil. Its marketing and content stack spans WordPress, Astro, Nuxt, Storyblok and Payload CMS, supported by an in-house design and motion toolset.
Hubstaff runs on Ruby on Rails with Hotwire, Turbo and Stimulus, plus React, Vue and TypeScript on the frontend, Sidekiq for background jobs, RSpec for testing, and Docker and Kubernetes for infrastructure.
Hubstaff is hiring in Bulgaria, Bolivia, Mexico, Serbia, Poland and Brazil, with current openings concentrated in engineering and weighted toward senior roles.
Job posts point to a globally distributed SaaS platform, a custom design system and growth experimentation, backed by new test automation tooling such as Playwright and Allure TestOps.
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