Java/Web Developer
catylistDenver (CO)
About the role
Job Opportunity We're building a nationwide network of crowdsourced commercial real estate databases. Our wild start-up days are behind us – we're all grown up and profitable now with a 14-year track record and tens of thousands of clients that love us. Within our small team, you'll be doing a little bit of everything: Building and maintaining server-side frameworks and APIsAdding and refining front-end features (JSP, JavaScript, JQuery, HTML5) If you're into it, configuring and managing parts of our stack (JBoss/Wildfly, MySQL, MongoDB, ElasticSearch/ELK, salt) We're not dogmatic about our tools/technologies – we use whatever best suits the task at hand. Like us, you value stability, work/life balance, group decisions, and working with people that are good-natured, interesting, hard-working, and self-motivated. You're a quick study, have some experience using Java to build web applications, and aren't afraid of the command line. Catylist is for you if...You hate the corporate bureaucracy of a big company. You're so over the chaos and uncertainty of a start-up. You like having reasonable hours and knowing that your job will be around next week. Consulting/freelance is not your bag. You prefer to maintain and improve the products you've built rather than hand them off and move on. This is a full-time, 40 hours per week, remote, W2 position with benefits (health/dental/vision/401k). When applying, please take some time and explain why you're a fit for our team, and please include your resume, github link, and anything else that will help us understand how awesome you are.
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