Senior Full-stack Engineer

Job highlights

• You are a hands-on programmer and have professionally programmed for at least four years,preferably in a small team. You are a versatile programmer - not religious about any specific programming language,editor or libraries. You do not pigeonhole yourself into the frontend,backend,infrastructure etc Good engineering requires working across these boundaries

• We are seeking a Senior Full Stack Engineer to join our Engineering team

• As a pivotal member, you will play a key role in elevating our technical capabilities

• Youll be at the forefront of developing and implementing solutions, demonstrating proficiency in full-stack development, and showcasing a strong sense of ownership and expertise in diverse technologies

What we are looking for

• You are a hands-on programmer and have professionally programmed for at least four years , preferably in a small team.
• You are a versatile programmer - not religious about any specific programming language, editor or libraries.
• You do not pigeonhole yourself into the frontend, backend, infrastructure etc Good engineering requires working across these boundaries
• Your current peers look up to you for technical guidance or in making architectural choices. In your current team, you are the go-to person when your systems are on fire.
• It helps if youve lived with the consequences of bad programming choices. You have an eye for spotting premature over-engineering that needlessly delays projects, but also notice when something that sounds fast/easy/tempting today will cost us severely in a few months
• You understand that, ultimately, Code is in the service of the business/customer problem it solves, and thrive in making tradeoffs that solve such problems efficiently
• While we do not expect you to have experience in our current tech stack, it is a bonus if you do you can start contributing sooner. Our tech stack is nodejs, nextjs, react, relay, apollo-graphql, postgres, heroku. It would be interesting to hear from you what you think are the pros and cons of this tech stack