Our ideal candidates would meet the following requirements*:
* if that's not exactly you, but you'd still like to talk, just let us know
• Experience in writing automated tests and TDD (or similar) to ensure functionality and quality
• A love of Git
• Be highly flexible and like to take a pro-active role
• Familiarity with Agile working
• Making yourself understandable in the English language in a business situation (medium / high level of English)
Core skills and experience we are looking for:
Back end - you have significant experience with a few server-side languages, such as node, Go, PHP, Ruby and know what their strengths and weaknesses are.
Database - you have a solid understanding of SQL and have good working knowledge of at least one of the mainline databases (MySql, Postgresql).
General - you are comfortable using git and the command line, and have seen the benefits of working in a continuous integration / deployment environment.
Bonus Skills and experience:
Back end - you have in-depth experience with PHP or GO.
Database - from the experiences you have had, you know the pros and cons of SQL v NoSQL databases. You know how and when to use Redis, Cassandra or a RDMS.
General - you have been involved in moving from a monolithic application to microservices, and some of your deployments have been on Amazon Web Services.
What's in here for you:
- employment contract, competitive salary + equity
- flexible working hours
- half-day Fridays (Work done? Ahead of the game? Enjoy the beach.)
-catered team lunches every day
- 24 days of holiday (birthdays, too)
- private health insurance
- state-of-the-art tech to help you get the job done
- amazing office space (including terrace and BBQ)
- fresh organic fruit
- ping pong table (no startup is complete without one)
- beach volleyball (unwind after a long week)
- language courses (English & Spanish)
- beer & crisps (chips for all you Yanks) at Friday company meetings
- team building activities including BBQ parties & dinners
Typeform supports relocation.
Sound good? Let's talk: