Software Full Stack Engineer, Kooth

• In–depth knowledge of Javascript/Typescript/NodeJS
• A focus on well maintained and well tested code
• Able to incorporate cross-functional requirements such as performance, resilience, observability and security into their code
• Database technologies such as PostgreSQL, Google Datastore, Big Query
• An understanding of microservice architecture
• Ability to think about high level systems designs and architecture
• A strong problem-solving attitude and willingness to contribute to technical decisions
• Demonstrates knowledge of industry trends and best practices
• Happy to work alongside other engineers as part of the on-call response rota. Engineers at Kooth are on call approximately one week every three months and we provide full training before anyone goes on call

Desirable

• We are looking for a versatile, full stack Software Engineer to join our growing team to help us build the future of personalised digital mental health care
• We want to scale and improve our platform to reach more users, enable more effective support, and help evolve our data-driven approach to personalisation
• You will be instrumental in building new features and improving the platform, as part of a cross functional team committed to rapid development
• What you’ll be doing
• Designing and building RESTful Node microservices and React microfrontends, heading up and owning specific features
• Making their product more data-driven and personalized while maintaining the importance of the privacy and anonymity of their users
• Working as part of a cross-functional team alongside Product Managers, Designers and Data Engineers to create the best solutions to business needs/problems
• Collaborating with fellow engineers through pair/mob programming to maximise outcomes and write quality code
• Evaluating and integrating third party solutions where appropriate
• Regularly releasing great software and seeing it used by real people when they are having a tough time
• Facilitating or steering continuous improvement in our codebases and/or ways of working through a Community of Practice