Senior Full Stack Software Engineer
Senior Full Stack Software Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- You will guide the technical direction and implementation of large-scale product features
- Evaluate trade-offs between correctness, robustness, performance and customer impact to ensure we build the right solution
- Collaborate with product, design and engineering to influence product strategy and direction
- Ship well-tested, secure, reliable, and maintainable code while keeping our customers best interests in mind
- React to how our product is used in the wild, and help to fix bugs and production issues as they occur
- Contribute to code reviews, documentation, and complex bug fixes with security, performance and reliability in mind
- Mentor and level up the skills of your teammates by sharing your expertise
- 5+ years of industry experience working as a Full Stack Engineer
- Bachelor's or Master's degree with a preference for Computer Science degree
- Specialization in Javascript (ES6), HTML5, CSS Experience with modern Javascript frameworks (e.g., React, AngularJS, Vue)
- Familiarity with server-side software development in software design, object-oriented programming. (preferred experience with Java, NodeJs)
- Experience with modern testing frameworks (e.g., Jest, Cypress, Mocha, Chai)
- Familiarity with A/B testing
- Good understanding of front-end architecture and data-driven development
- Experience building and integrating REST APIs, GraphQLExperience with SQL and basic data and numerical analysis
- Ability to work with designers to develop dynamic user experiences
- Willingness to learn and be able to support the full engineering stack on a complex system
- Effectively mentor junior team members to help them unleash their full potential
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