Founders Workshop
Senior Full-Stack Developer (100% Remote)
United States · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 134 days ago
JavaScriptTypeScriptReactCSSNode.jsFull-Stack DevelopmentCode ReviewSQLPostgreSQLElasticsearchAWSDockerDevOpsGraphQLRESTFigmaCypressLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationAdaptability
About the role
- Founders Workshop is a company based in Arizona.
- Role Summary The Senior Developer at Founders Workshop helps clients bring their visions to life.
- This role requires strong attention to the "bigger picture" as well as attention to the "fine details".
Responsibilities
- Our Core Values: These values are the core of our corporate identity and the foundation upon which we build our success.
- These values are the core of our corporate identity and the foundation upon which we build our success.
Requirements
- Proficient in conversational English (B2 to C1 level) Adaptable: You are quick to adjust to new challenges and changes in project requirements, ensuring seamless transitions.
Nice to have
- Material UI ElasticSearch Advanced SQL (Postgres) Cypress tRPC Algolia Basic AWS/DevOps understanding (Docker, EC2, S3) Unit & E2E Testing Experience with designing mock-ups using tools like
Skills
- Immerse yourself in a vibrant workplace that's constantly adopting new technologies and exploring the potential of AI.
- Benefit from opportunities to apply your skills across different sectors, enhancing your versatility and knowledge base.
Benefits
- Industry Exposure: Benefit from opportunities to apply your skills across different sectors, enhancing your versatility and knowledge base.
- Continuous Learning, Improvement, and Innovation.
Company info
- At Founders Workshop, we hire and act in accordance with these principles, ensuring that every action we take has a positive and lasting impact: Collaboration.
- At Founders Workshop, we don't just build software-we build futures.
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