Internship: Full-Stack Developer

Posted 2 days ago

binary app devDenver (CO)

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About the role

Binary App DevHi, are you ready to change the world? We are seeking a skilled and ambitious full-stack developer to work remotely on our stealth products. Why should you consider an internship here? You will work at an innovative company that is creating products that will change the world. You are not required to be on-site, building experience while still having time to focus on your existing obligations. What do we expect from you? Pursuing computer science or hardware/software engineering: we are looking for people who have chosen engineering as their passion. Have a significant amount of experience with web engineering (frontend/backend, JavaScript/NoSQL/Node.js/Ruby/Python): we primarily use these technologies and we want to use our expertise to help you grow. Bonus software engineering skills: Objective-C, Java, C++Work well as part of a flat, distributed team: sometimes leading, sometimes following, sometimes hacking. Have great communication skills: a good technical writer who is articulate. Be meticulous with your attention to detail: every time we push out new code it is an opportunity to create new experiences for thousands of customers (or a risk of making a bad day for those people).What can you expect from us? Be driven to become a world leading programmer. Build your skills. Gain work experience at a reputable company. Meet other ambitious and smart technologists, making new connections and contacts. Work on products that will change the world.

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