JavaScript Engineer
SaaS Start-up
- Location Remote
- Salary £70,000 - £90,000
- Type Permanent
- Start Date ASAP
Or email Mitch Hooper
Do you want to work for a company who are at the forefront of every successful company’s agenda?
The client
Offering 100% remote work and picking up momentum, media attention and public awareness, our client is looking to tackle the problem of workplace misconduct. They’ve created an app that allows employees to report through to the end user (nominally a member of HR), who is able to view complaints through a SaaS platform. This allows them to use data analytics to pinpoint where the problem is and how they can address it.
Having recently secured another round of funding they’re looking for a developer to join them who has solid engineering experience with Node.JS (at least a couple of years), ideally having worked on AWS before, though no biggie if not. Your time will be split roughly 50/50 between the backend and the frontend, where they work with React and TypeScript. React Native is used for their mobile application so you’ll get some exposure here too.
The role
As well as the above, they’re keen to meet people who:
- Are problem solvers with hunger – energy, ambition and attitude are a big part of their ethos. They like to ‘show and tell,’ so you’ll always be teaching and learning new things.
- Have a strong enthusiasm for their mission statement.
- Strong communication skills – they’re very collaborative and like to bounce ideas off of each other.
- Work in an Agile environment as they’re big, big fans.
- Have a strong knowledge of JavaScript and its associated ecosystems.
- React and Node experience is a must.
- A desire to learn new skills going forward – think React Native, TypeScript, GraphQL etc.
The candidate
This is a great opportunity to join a company that has a clear plan of growth, who also offer a very competitive salary (they’re thinking up to £90K, though happy to consider people who’re exceptional above that) as well as stock options and a very attractive bonus scheme. Remote working went well for them during lockdown so that’s something they’re happy for you to do as well. There’s a Deliveroo allowance for the team.
