Backend Developer
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
If you are an experienced Backend Developer we'd love to talk to you.
What you'll do
- Develop new Node.JS components.
- Improve performance and ensure scalability.
- Update existing components with new functionality or bug fixes.
What we're looking for
- Embracing tradeoffs: You’re not ideological about technology, you care about the business impact of what we're building, and you prioritise work accordingly.
- Builder mindset: You have the ability to thrive in an ambiguous environment with a high degree of autonomy.
Bonus points
- Product background: You've built products that required you to simplify something that was otherwise complex.
More about us:
At Around25 we work with startups from all around the world to help them reach their business objectives by using technology. You'll be seen as "the expert". Your recommendations will be taken seriously and in 90% of the cases actually implemented. Our guiding principle is "Make it better". At the end of each working day ask yourself: have you made it better today? Be "it" writing code, deploying to production, writing technical specs, attending product planning sessions, or anything else.
What you'll do
- Develop new Node.JS components.
- Improve performance and ensure scalability.
- Update existing components with new functionality or bug fixes.
What we're looking for
- Embracing tradeoffs: You’re not ideological about technology, you care about the business impact of what we're building, and you prioritise work accordingly.
- Builder mindset: You have the ability to thrive in an ambiguous environment with a high degree of autonomy.
Bonus points
- Product background: You've built products that required you to simplify something that was otherwise complex.
More about us:
At Around25 we work with startups from all around the world to help them reach their business objectives by using technology. You'll be seen as "the expert". Your recommendations will be taken seriously and in 90% of the cases actually implemented. Our guiding principle is "Make it better". At the end of each working day ask yourself: have you made it better today? Be "it" writing code, deploying to production, writing technical specs, attending product planning sessions, or anything else.