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Full Stack Developer (Alex)

Fullstack developer

Responsibilities

Easily move between the frontend and backend in order to fix issues and ensure smooth integration

You will be the liaison between the frontend and backend-focused engineers, helping to make sure that our internal “common” layers (e.g shared types, packages, APIs) are well integrated, managed and kept up to date

Develop user facing features in our apps end-to-end, which can include UI components in React as well as thinking about database data structures, cloud functions or API integration on the backend

Write and maintain unit, integration and e2e tests on both frontend and backend

Qualifications

3+ years of experience working on production-level rich web applications using React on the frontend and Node on the backend. You've been part of at least a couple of major commercial projects where you've been a main contributor of the core team working on both frontend and backend.

5+ years of continuous software development experience at a commercial level

Commercial experience writing unit, integration and e2w tests using tools like Jest, Cypress or Vitest

Experience with writing statically typed code in Typescript. We heavily rely on this tool, so you should like modelling things with types and not feel like you have to make the compiler happy

Experience working with REST APIs, bonus points if you've had experience designing and developing custom dedicated APIs using websockets or gRPC on AWS serverless infrastructure

Good understanding of managed NoSQL databases, specifically commercial experience with DynamoDB and Firestore

Used GitHub for CI/CD in a professional team, so you've experienced deployment pipelines following a solid branching strategy, and worked with multiple deployment environments within a developed CI/CD pipeline

Ideally you’ve had already exposure to IaC (infrastructure as code) tools like serverless, Terraform, or

sst.dev⁠

(which is what we use) as well as cloud-specific ones like AWS CDK

Ideally 3+ years of experience working with various services in AWS

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