* Full-time permanent role\n* Work remotely or relocate and be based out of Sydney, Australia\n* Visa and relocation support available (subject to conditions) \n* Different salary ranges for relocating employees\n* You will need to work 9 - 1pm AEST / AEDT, flexible on your other 4 hours per day\n* Simple hiring process: 3 interviews + code exercise\n\nWrite code day-to-day and up skill those around you.\n\nDo you enjoy coaching others and working with colleagues who help each other develop their skills every day? We partner with our clients to deliver projects and new product features every day, whilst helping to develop the skills, knowledge and capability of those around us in the team. You'll have the opportunity to work in Product Development teams in different domains, both greenfield products as well as evolving existing ones.\n\nWhy are we looking for polyglot developers? Well, we know everyone has their favourite language or framework, but we also know that it’s important to use the right tool/language/framework for the job at hand, and that a pragmatic approach might mean using a language that is already in production. Also, polyglot and/or agnostic developers tend to focus on core software engineering principles and practices, rather than what is shiny in a new framework or language. So whilst we usually work with JavaScript it doesn’t mean we aren’t able to transfer our engineering skills and work with other languages when it makes sense.\n\nThrough regular Learning Lunches, Technical Brown Bags, Software Crafters Meetups, Start of Week meetings, Team Offsites and other social and community events, our team learns and collaborates together and is always sharing knowledge and helping each other, both within Pragmateam, clients and the community.\n\nTo be successful in this role you must have an open mind to sometimes work with a language that is not your usual one and most likely consider yourself a polyglot, ie. someone who is happy to learn new languages or further develop their skills if needed for the task at hand. You must also love developing the skills of other software engineers and helping them improve their craft and capability. The ability and passion to coach others and make things a little bit better is part of the job, so having the empathy and soft skills to do it is important.\n\n**Why it's good…**\n\n* Opportunity to work across a variety of domains, with different problem spaces and technologies.\n* Able to share your knowledge and develop the skills of those around you, whilst writing code and learning every day.\n* Be a member of a cross-functional agile team delivering together end-to-end.\n* Working in a stable product team (ie. we don't like pure project work) provides a lot of job satisfaction as you are an integral part of the product development process.\n* We work in clients employing continuous delivery practices such as CI, automated testing and continuous deployment.\n* We prefer to work for medium or small product companies instead of large enterprises, as it's easier to be set up for success, have a positive impact and influence.\n* We choose our work and often say no, so people like the work that we do around here.\n* Education & Work From Home budget of $4,000 that you manage yourself: decide if you want to go to a conference, spend it all on books or dedicate yourself to an online training course, all while having a professional, productive and comfortable setup for when you're WFH\n* The 'team' in 'Pragmateam' does mean something: we are never by ourselves in clients so that we can support each other and deliver together.\n* We are curious and have a culture of continuous improvement so we are always keen to learn more and improve ourselves and Pragmateam.\n\n\n**To be successful in the role you’ll have the following skills:**\n\n* Extensive commercial experience (usually 6+ years) in developing custom built web applications, ideally having worked with JavaScript and some of the usual (or unusual) Javascript frameworks such as React, Angular, VueJS. On the back-end you might have worked witih node.js, .Net, Go or Kotlin to name a few.\n* Solid experience working in teams that use XP practices (eg. CI, TDD, pairing, small releases).\n* Support and coach others as well as help teams improve and develop their capabilities, through pairing, Coding Dojos, Dev Guilds, Brown Bags, mentoring, influencing, 1-on-1's etc.\n* Experience across the full tech stack with an interest in developing software both backend and front end (a bias to one side is normal and totally fine).\n* Experience with TDD and the benefits of writing tests first before starting on your code.\n* Solid experience refactoring code, ability to describe different refactoring techniques.\n* Experience with Object Oriented programming and able to discuss design patterns.\n* Passion for writing Clean Code, so everyone in the team can understand it.\n* Awareness of distributed architectures and micro-services and interest to learn more.\n\n**Our Recruitment Process**\n\n* Phone interview (30-60 minutes)\n* Test Coverage exercise (2-3 hours)\n* Pairing + Tech Interview (45-90 minutes)\n* Management Interview (60 minutes)\n\n\nInterested? Apply below or you take a look further at Pragmateam here: https://pragma.team/\n\n**About Pragmateam**\n\nWhy not join Pragmateam and be part of a product delivery company with a rich and supportive culture, centred on learning? Through regular Learning Lunches, Technical Brown Bags, Software Crafters Meetups, Start of Week meetings, and other social and community events, our team learns and collaborates together and is always sharing knowledge and helping each other, both within Pragmateam, clients and the community.\n\n**Benefits:**\n\n* Work visits to Australia to work with the team\n* 20 days annual leave, 10 days sick / carers leave\n* Individual Learning & Development budget\n* Work From Home support budget\n* Fortnightly Learning Lunch\n* Fortnightly Technical Brown Bag lunch\n* PragmaThanks recognition program\n* Fun and casual company environment\n* Great work/life balance \n\nPlease mention the word **PAINLESS** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4xMzc=). This is a feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.\n\n \n\n#Salary and compensation\n $40,000 — $70,000/year\n \n\n#Location\nWorldwide - Remote

*Comp also includes .5% - 1.25% Stock Options*\n\nPenji is a SaaS platform that helps universities scale up student support programs (e.g. tutoring, mentoring, advising). We’ve signed deals at 55 universities like Rutgers, Georgia, and Vanderbilt in the last 24 months and are set to continue growing quickly. We are looking for a full stack developer to join our small remote team.\n\nYou’ll be working alongside our CTO, contributing across our whole stack including:\n- A React Native app (iOS, Android, Web) that students, tutors, and advisors use to schedule, manage interactions, and chat\n- A React admin app for visualizing and managing a center’s activity\n- Our backend systems that integrate with university systems\n\nYou’ll also help in developing new ways for universities to support their students while expanding existing features like appointments, drop-in, and kiosk.\n\n**How you’ll be interviewed:**\n- You’ll send us your GitHub or other profile and any material about your skills\n- We’ll review some tech questions related to your experience and also areas in our stack\n- You can ask us any questions or things you’re curious about\n- We’ll do some hands-on coding especially with React\n\n**We want to learn more about:**\n- A React Native app you helped release\n- Or your contribution to an open source project\n- Or how you earned your StackOverflow reputation\n- Or a presentation, article, or demo you made\n- Or some cool tech you worked with recently\n\n**How you’ll work:**\n- Ship features each week across all our apps and platform\n- Participate in daily standups and weekly prioritization meetings\n- Work with our university partners to improve and expand their programs with new modes and features\n- Meet up in VR for a round of minigolf!\n\n**The stack you’ll work with:**\n- Language - JavaScript & TypeScript\n- Frontend - React, React Native, React Native Web, Redux, Parse\n- Backend - Node, Parse Server, Cube JS, Heroku\n- Data - MongoDB, Firebase, BigQuery\n- Testing - Appium, Jest\n- Tools - Slack, Trello, GitHub, Loggly, JupyterLab, Azure DevOps, Docker\n\n**Within 1 week you’ll:**\n- Set up your local environment\n- Work on a good first issue and ship it\n\n**Within 1-2 months you’ll:**\n- Work together on at least one large project released to production\n- Understand overview of systems and integrations\n- Help debug and triage user-facing issues\n- Propose ideas for our roadmap\n\n**Within 3-6 months you’ll:**\n- Own large features and new integrations in production\n- Sketch out and review new products and get feedback from university partners\n- Collaborate on defining priorities and have deep understanding of student and partner needs\n\n**What we offer:**\n- 401K with 3% match, and another 2% match of 50%\n- Health Insurance Reimbursement\n- 15 Days Vacation, Unlimited Sick Days\n\nThe higher education system is entering a major state of change. Schools are feeling intense pressure to modernize, and Penji has found a customer-base that is motivated and excited to collaborate on building the future. It’s been a really great year and we’re just getting started. We’d love to welcome you to the team!\n \n\nPlease mention the word **SUPPORTS** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4xMzc=). This is a feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.\n\n \n\n#Salary and compensation\n $60,000 — $100,000/year\n \n\n#Location\nWorldwide

Penji helps universities scale up student support programs (eg. tutoring, mentoring, advising). We’ve signed deals at 25 top universities like Rutgers, Georgia, and Vanderbilt within 12 months and have a large and growing pipeline. We are looking for a full stack developer to join our small remote team.\n\nYou’ll be working alongside our CTO, contributing across our whole stack including:\n- A React Native app (iOS, Android, Web) that students and tutors use to schedule, manage interactions, and chat\n- A React admin app for visualizing and managing a center’s activity\n- Our backend systems that integrate with university systems\n\nYou’ll also help in experimenting with innovative tutoring modes while expanding existing features like appointments, drop-in, and kiosk.\n\n**How you’ll be interviewed**\n- You’ll send us your GitHub or other profile and any material about your skills\n- We’ll review some tech questions related to your experience and also areas in our stack\n- You can ask us any questions or things you’re curious about\n- We’ll do some hands-on coding especially with React\n\n**We want to learn more about:**\n- A React Native app you helped release\n- Or your contribution to an open source project\n- Or how you earned your StackOverflow reputation\n- Or a presentation, article, or demo you made\n- Or some cool tech you worked with recently\n\n**How you’ll work:**\n- Ship features each week across all our apps and platform\n- Participate in daily standups and weekly prioritization meetings\n- Work with our university partners to improve and expand their programs with new modes and features\n- Meet up in VR for a round of minigolf!\n\n**The stack you’ll work with:**\n- Language - JavaScript & TypeScript\n- Frontend - React, React Native, React Native Web, Redux, Parse\n- Backend - Node, Parse Server, Cube JS, Heroku\n- Data - MongoDB, Firebase, BigQuery\n- Testing - Appium, Jest\n- Tools - Slack, Trello, GitHub, Loggly, JupyterLab, Azure DevOps, Docker\n\n**Within 1 week you’ll:**\n- Set up your local environment\n- Work on a good first issue and ship it\n\n**Within 1-2 months you’ll:**\n- Work together on at least one large project released to production\n- Understand overview of systems and integrations\n- Help debug and triage user-facing issues\n- Propose ideas for our roadmap\n\n**Within 3-6 months you’ll:**\n- Own large features and new integrations in production\n- Sketch out and review new products and get feedback from university partners\n- Collaborate on defining priorities and have deep understanding of student and partner needs\n\n**What we offer:**\n- Stock options available, up to 2% for the right candidate\n- 401K with 100% match up to 3%, and another 50% match up to 5%\n- Health Insurance Reimbursement\n- 15 Days Vacation, Unlimited Sick Days\n\nThe higher education system is entering a major state of change. Schools are feeling intense pressure to modernize, and Penji has found a customer-base that is motivated and excited to collaborate on building the future. It’s been a really great year and we’re just getting started. We’d love to welcome you to the team! \n\nPlease mention the words **OXYGEN AROUND WARRIOR** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4xMzc=). This is a feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.\n\n \n\n#Salary and compensation\n $60,000 — $90,000/year\n \n\n#Location\nWorldwide

If you have a soft spot for bootstrapped, profitable, remote companies with a meaningful product, and you want to use your frontend development skills for good, you’ll like this.\n\n**About us:**\n\nDrops’ goal is to turn language learning into a delightful game while ensuring effective learning. Drops is one of the top10 most innovative education companies according to FastCompany. Our app is in the Appstore for 3+ years, teaches 35 languages, was featured by both the App Store and Play Store multiple times - App of the Year in 2018 on the Play Store - and the company is still run by the founders. We are a small, super-capable remote team mainly spread across Europe (we have a small marketing crew in California) . We’re working synchronously, so time zones matter for us. We communicate via Slack, Github and Monday. We want to be the no.1 app for vocabulary learning and we are getting there quickly with our current user base of 18 million, a monthly active of >1,500,000 and an average store rating of 4.7.\n\nYou can find us here: [https://languagedrops.com](https://languagedrops.com)\n\n**About you:**\n\nYou’ll be a core part of the development team, working on both our main (Drops) and auxiliary products (Droplets, Visual Dictionary, Internal CMS tools). This means a lot of ownership, which we cultivate by having a flat structure.\n\nYou’re a no-nonsense person, who is comfortable taking on larger projects, who has been working in working at a product company and has extensive front-end development experience.\n\nYou have been working with React or React Native for years, have deep knowledge of everything that’s happening in the browser or in a mobile client and looking for challenges in growing a product from an already large userbase to tens of millions of MAU, with all the complexity that’s involved in that.\n\nYou strongly prefer static typing over dynamic languages, and use every opportunity to transform code that doesn’t use types into code that does. You generally prefer to use a minimal set of simple tools to a diverse range of complex ones.\n\nYou like to have a variety of projects - at this job, you’ll be developing a complex web app, a static site generator (react-static), building internal automation infrastructure/tools and contributing to our internal content management system.\n\nWe’re building a small, but super capable team. You’re naturally more interested in the fate of the product & driven to grow professionally than in managing people.\n\nWe value clear and honest communication and transparency, it’s the linchpin of our culture and current success and freedom. You will be involved in both high and low level decision making and will be available during European working hours (9AM - 6PM GMT).\n\nWe are looking for a missionary rather than a mercenary.\n\n**What’d be different here:**\n\n* We’re a small team. We’re optimising for impact, not for headcount. You’ll be carefully considering any tradeoff that would lead to increased complexity.\n* We’re using a single programming language - TypeScript. We have strict linter rules. Every pull request needs to be approved before it lands in master. We use the rebase workflow.\n* We’re using React + Redux to develop UI, on both mobile and the web. We use selectors extensively. Our backend is on AWS, deployed to Lambda.\n* We’re doing things in a functional way, concentrating state, minimising side effects and making dependencies explicit. We’re sharing 98%+ of the code between Android, iOS and Web.\n* We’re writing software with a web developer’s mindset.\n* We automate where it has positive ROI.\n* Our biggest challenge is (and will remain): managing the complexity of sharing a lot of code between different apps.\n* We’re not building a hierarchy. We’re encouraging everyone to be autonomous.\n\n# Responsibilities\n **You will:**\n\n* Work cross functionally with our designer / data analyst / backend developer / project owner to define, scope, estimate and plan various aspects of the product.\n* Work independently and with other engineers to develop new web experiences..\n* Support of production applications / sites that you’ve built or helped to build.\n* Communicate effectively and often to ensure that everyone is aligned. \n\n# Requirements\n**You have:**\n\n* At least 5 years of experience in software (product) development.\n* At least 2 years of experience in building with React or React Native.\n* Experience architecting and developing complex web or mobile apps and static sites.\n* Some experience in understanding basic funnels, and collaborating with support to resolve user-facing issues.\n* Project management experience (everyone is managing projects at Drops).\n* Strong verbal and written communication skills and the ability to work well cross-functionally.\n* Experienced in strongly typed languages, and/or Typescript/Flow. \n\nPlease mention the words **WHEN CRICKET UNHAPPY** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4xMzc=). This is a feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.\n\n \n\n#Salary and compensation\n No salary data published by company so we estimated salary based on similar jobs related to JavaScript, React, Senior, Engineer, React Native, Front End, Education, Mobile, Marketing and Backend jobs that are similar:\n\n $62,500 — $120,000/year\n \n\n#Location\nEuropean time zones