Software Engineer with Full-stack Mindset, GNX

• A mid-level full-stack software engineer to play a key role in developing the platform and wants to grow into a ‘senior’ role in the team over the next 1-3 years
• Extensive Node (TypeScript) experience
• Start-up mentality, ability to run with a task, get input from relevant people, ask for help and get it done
• Comfortable making frequent trade-off decisions when building
• Work productively in a remote, async, low-meetings culture
• Able to collaborate via written and other async communication
• Must live within +3 or -3 hours of Central European Time (CET)

Desirable

• Small team: 4 engineers, 1 designer = no bureaucracy
• Remote-first, work from anywhere, globally distributed and asynchronous
• Focused build environment: anti-meetings, minimal interruptions, no email / daily stand ups, 6 week cycles so you can get into a rhythm and deliver
• We use a lot of documents, whiteboards and video to collaborate
• You will have a lot of freedom & responsibility to build how you see best
• Flexibility to do your weekly hours on a schedule that suits your life
• High degree of user / product / commercial exposure if you want it
• Tech stack we use (so far): React, Typescript, Go, Python, AdonisJS, GitHub, PostgreSQL, VictoriaMetrics, RabbitMQ, nginx, Redis, Telegraf, Nomad, Proxmox, Node.js

• Apply with your profile
• Opening call - introductions, Q+A, behaviour/culture questions from us
• Work exercise - the most important part!
• Final call - exercise discussion, further Q+A
• Offer

• Remote-first, work from anywhere, globally distributed and asynchronous
• Focused build environment: anti-meetings, minimal interruptions, no email / daily stand ups, 6 week cycles so you can get into a rhythm and deliver
• Flexibility to do your weekly hours on a schedule that suits your life
• 25 days annual leave (+ national holidays)
• Cash for optimising your home office set up or a co-working space membership
• + more (pension, paid parental leave, in-person off-sites/meet-ups)

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