About this job:
Introduction:
How We Work?
We operate as a 100% distributed business. Our team members work remotely from any city in Europe, and we get together frequently for social gatherings and a little work in beautiful settings. You should be able to make it from major European cities in a decent amount of time by plane, as we will be meeting somewhere in Europe.
Our tiny teams' primary goal is to ship goods in cycles of four to six weeks. We enjoy experimenting with new tools and methods of operation since we are constantly looking for ways to better both ourselves and the way we work. Whether it succeeds or fails, we always gain a great deal of knowledge in the process.
We are seeking for people who share our strong focus on results.
You accept full accountability for the outcomes of your efforts. We provide you a great deal of autonomy and freedom to direct your everyday job in exchange.
Since we firmly believe in openness, we share (nearly) all information within the organisation and make our handbook available to the public.
We bring up problems as soon as we see them and communicate openly and honestly about them with one another.
Our team members' perspectives are greatly valued, and data—not hierarchy—is used to make choices.
Although you might not always be correct, your voice matters. 😉
Tasks:
Our Projects:
Modern web apps (React JS, Angular).
Fire Base integrations (Auth, Database, Hosting).
REST API integration.
Tech Stack We Use.
React JS.
Angular.
Django REST Framework.
TypeScript.
REST API.
PostgreSQL.
Firebase Sentry.
Requirements:
We are searching for an experienced developer, which means that you have worked on commercial projects for at least 55 productive months and have a large list of unsuccessful solutions that you have learnt a lot from.
You must have at least two years of experience with React JS and 80% of our tech stack.
We are aware that everyone is eager and able to pick things up quickly, but first, a point.
Proficiency in English is essential for this role.
Technical solutions must be understandable to non-developers.
More importantly, having fun with us and share witty jokes. 😉
