Justin Grant is a product advisor and veteran product leader based in Berkeley with 10+ years steering B2B UX, Vertical SaaS, and API-led products at Bay Area startups and established tech firms. He blends hands-on engineering experience—from early full‑stack work and patents at Microsoft to contributions as a QA and back-end contributor on high-profile ECMA TC39 projects like Temporal—with practical product strategy and GTM execution. Justin has led product and growth teams to measurable results (e.g., 3.6x paid signup improvement at UpCodes) and now advises hardware-software companies like AON3D on SaaS roadmaps and UX. As an invited expert on the JavaScript standards body he co-led the design and polyfill work for Temporal, demonstrating rare cross-disciplinary fluency between standards-level engineering and user-facing product design.
Provides standard objects and functions for working with dates and times.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:768 reviews, 208 commits, 240 PRs in 2 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Justin primarily contributed to the development of the Temporal proposal by fixing bugs and improving the codebase. They addressed an infinite loop issue in Chrome's `GetFormatterParts` function, introduced and refined TypeScript types for the polyfill, and removed the `balance` disambiguation option from non-Duration types. The user also made adjustments to calendar-related functionality and other minor updates to the polyfill.
Contributions:32 reviews, 8 commits, 17 PRs in 1 year 2 months
Contributions summary:Justin primarily contributed to the test suite for the ECMAScript Conformance Test Suite. Their commits include reverting changes to tests, verifying the non-writeable nature of prototype properties, and fixing test failures under specific Node.js versions. These changes demonstrate a focus on maintaining the accuracy and reliability of the test suite, specifically related to Temporal objects. Furthermore, the user ensures the tests' compatibility with various environments by addressing compatibility issues across Node.js versions, which involves modifying existing test cases.
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