Hello there 👋\n\nThanks for being interested in Deedmob!\n\nI'm David, one of the founders of Deedmob & CTO and who will be reviewing your application if you choose to apply 🙂 . Let's get it straight out of the way: you would be Engineer #3 in a team of 6. Below you'll find detailed sections on what we think you should know about us before deciding to join us. Feel to skip to sections which interest you!\n\n>>>>>> 🧳 The story of Deedmob so far\n\nMy cofounder Boudewijn and I started Deedmob 4 years ago in Amsterdam to help connect young people with purpose in their careers, and help solve large social problems in the process. We set out to build a platform that would help charities engage our generation with flexible, impactful and enjoyable volunteering opportunities. \n\nWe've taken lots of twists and turns along the way, we've learned a bunch and helped thousands of organizations spur volunteers into action. We have a small and effective team and believe in working smarter, not harder. We've discovered it's incredible how much a small team of focused and capable individuals can accomplish through effective teamwork and communication. We don't have many meetings, and most of our work happens asynchronously (written) on Asana. Everyone is included and can see every discussion or decision they want to contribute to. \n\nSometimes working at startups can be stressful and you can be expected to work unpaid overtime or on the weekends. That is not the case here at deedmob. You have the choice to work 4 days a week and work rarely extends beyond working hours.\n\nDuring the coronavirus crisis we shifted our work onto creating coronahelpers, a multi country volunteering initiative which helped thousands of at risk or ill people receive critical goods such as medicine and groceries. Our work resulted in mentions of deedmob and coronahelpers in dutch parliament, a conversation with the dutch prime minister Mark Rutte and the dutch queen Maxima. We were also honoured this year on Forbes' 30 under 30 social entrepreneurs list alongside Greta Thunberg.\n\nWe are growing steadily and in the past we have raised money from venture capital investors. We are now focused on growing a stable, impactful and profitable social enterprise without additional external investment.\n\n>>>>>> 🤝 The product\n\nWe have a stable customer base of large companies like TomTom, Red Bull and H&M which use our software for corporate volunteering. The same product is also used by charities and local governments to engage people to volunteer. Our business model is SaaS (Software as a service) which means we charge customers per month to use our hosted solution. Our customers include Sanquin, the national dutch blood bank, large companies and local governments like Utrecht. Charities can use our platform to find volunteers for free, which is what you can see at deedmob.com. \n\nOur paid product allows organizations to create their own website with an inbuilt CRM, analytics and administrative data views into the platform. You can learn more about it at deedmobtools.com. Our product is one product with options to configure theme, pages and other settings per customer. \n\nWe try to be pragmatic about product management and we've learned our fair share. We were once a feature factory (See [https://cutle.fish/blog/12-signs-youre-working-in-a-feature-factory](https://cutle.fish/blog/12-signs-youre-working-in-a-feature-factory)) but have learned our lesson since. We have a set of standard components we use to make interfaces and don't use a product designer for interface work, instead relying on our premade systems and the strengths of interface intuition of our team. A great resource for developing this skill is Refactoring UI ([https://refactoringui.com/](https://refactoringui.com/)). This lets us get stuff done faster and with fewer people who need to understand the problem and solution. This comes with tradeoffs, and sometimes we do spend a longer time thinking about a particular problem from a product design perspective. \n\n>>>>>> 💻 What kind of technical work do we have upcoming?\n\n- 30% Making small adjustments to features or interface to make our product clearer or solve the customer's problems better, based on their feedback. Often it's little product changes that can add lots of value to customers. This often involves learning more about the customer's problem and clarifying their feedback with the product manager in order to come up with the best and simplest solution.\n- 20% Working on a new larger feature based on a customer problem we see across customers that is the biggest pain point. An example of such work on our roadmap is a file manager for the different files uploaded by an organisation in our tool.\n- 20% Fixing bugs. We have automated integration tests but sometimes there are visual issues or uncovered parts of the codebase where something goes wrong. We don't support IE or most annoying older browsers that would otherwise cause time consuming bugs.\n- 20% Adding a feature required for the launch of a new customer. This is almost always something that will also be useful for our existing customer base, but would have been a dealbreaker for this customer.\n- 10% DevOps/Deployments/Tech debt elimination\n\n>>>>>> 🚀 About the role starts here\n\n**We think an ideal candidate would**\n\n- have the ability to ship solid code in React and Node (and Typescript, but you can learn that on the job)\n- understand how web apps work and have a basic understanding of deployments, browsers, servers etc.\n- acknowledge the challenges working in teams and believe that empathetic and effective communication is important\n- have an attitude of humbleness towards technology and the risks of creating problems from trying to solve problems too early (such as scaling, performance)\n- have a preference towards the simplest solution rather than the most technically interesting or most theoretically correct one\n- have pragmatism in being able to make decisions with incomplete information, and knowing when it's best to ask for clarification\n- have good personal time management skills\n- have good english communication skills\n- be able to help contribute to UI decisions for new features\n- have an attitude of learning and growth\n- be experienced with the challenges of remote work\n- have a feeling of responsibility for upholding product stability and quality\n- be empathetic and develop an understanding of our customer's problems\n\n**After the first 6 months we expect you to**\n\n- have shipped tasks making product roadmap progress and added value to customers\n- have helped upheld current technical stability and uptime\n- be communicating effectively in the team\n- be leading engineering decisions\n\n>>>>>> 👾 About the codebase starts here\n\nWe started work on deedmob in 2016 with React + Redux + Node + REST + Postgres and Server side rendering. In 2019 we converted the entire codebase to Typescript as well as React functional components and hooks. In early 2020 we also added GraphQL for some endpoints.\n\nHere are some points about how we do things currently\n\n- We deploy to google cloud via Kubernetes & using cloud build so that one command can release a new version of the codebase.\n- We use github for git hosting.\n- We release approximately once every one to two weeks without a fixed schedule\n- We have automated integration tests in cypress for all important product flows.\n- We share lots of types and files between the frontend and the backend, as its all typescript!\n\n>>>>>> 🏝 About remote work at deedmob\n\nWe have experimented with a couple days remote for the last couple of years but more recently during the coronavirus crisis we gave up our beautiful office in Amsterdam in favour of full remote work.\n\nWe have regular retreats to bring the team together in an epic location, and have had great times travelling together to Marrakech Morocco, Albufeira Portugal and Lisbon.\n\nThe role is remote but we are currently open to candidates within 2 hours of our timezone (CET) in order to reduce any possible issues with meeting times and occasional synchronous collaboration.\n\nWe have daily standups in morning and work without a specific methodology (like agile) currently as we have tried it and found it's not useful at our small team size.\n\n>>>>>> 🤓 The interview process, roughly\n\n- 20 min call to assess fit \n- 40 minute live react coding call (no algorithms testing)\n- 3hr take home assignment\n- 30 minute technical call to discuss assignment submission with two engineers\n- 30 minute product call\n- 30 minute call with ceo\noffer\n\n>>>>>> 😀 About some of the people of deedmob\n\nBoudewijn Wijnands (CEO): A closer of deals. A fan of disney and dogs. Can always be bribed with chocolate or cake. [https://www.linkedin.com/in/boudewijnwijnands/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/boudewijnwijnands/)\n\nDavid (CTO): It feels weird to write about myself here in the third person. I'm interested in habits, personal development and product engineering. I try to live intentionally through a vegan diet and donating money via the ideas of effective altruism. I love puppies, playing football and cooking. [https://twitter.com/davidvfurlong](https://twitter.com/davidvfurlong)\n\nHendrik-Jan: A drummer, golfer and big fan of cuban cigars. Our resident adult as the oldest team member 🧔. Also called "the Puppet Master" for the strength of his network. [https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-jan-overmeer-ab957a6/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrik-jan-overmeer-ab957a6/)\n\nGerbrand Holland: Great writer. Recently started as a part time working student.\n\n>>>>>> 🎁 Perks\n\n**Here are some of the perks of the job**\n\n- Impactful, purpose driven work (for instance our software has activated 20,000 new blood donors in the last 2 years)\n- Computer setup of your choice\n- Option for 4 days a week\n- Responsibility & the accompanying freedom and learning\n- Work from home (or from a co-working space)\n- Regular team retreats to sunny and fun locations\n- Core contribution into what we work on and how we solve a problem\n- Volunteering time off work\n- Low amount of time spent in meetings\n- Yearly budget for learning and development\n- Financial stability of the company (job security)\n- Low stress environment (low frequency of urgent issues or work)\n- Sizable equity compensation\n- Market rate salary compensation\n\nWe think it's an incredible and rare opportunity for the right person. However we also know that there are great engineers like you that would be unhappy and not thrive in this role.\n\nIn the interest of transparency and avoiding a mismatch, **we think you should consider these reasons not to join us.**\n\n- There are fewer senior people to learn from and ask questions to than at a bigger company. Learning and career development is important to us but it will largely have to be self motivated and with external mentors or on the internet. We want to help you achieve your personal goals and will support you financially and structurally to achieve them.\n- We're growing, but the company is not growing in value or team size as fast as hyper funded startups. If you're hoping to get rich quick by joining a startup very early we would recommend choosing somewhere else.\n- If you need structure and someone to tell you what to work on, you will probably struggle with the autonomy and freedom you will have at Deedmob. A bigger company is probably a better choice.\n- If you want to work on a new project every couple of weeks, it's probably not a good fit. While the work is varied and changes, lots of the work is making improvements to our core product which some people don't like doing as much. That's fine. We know that building something great takes time and many of the greatest breakthroughs are small changes based on deep insights. We share less exciting work equally and try to reduce it by investing in changes or automating things. That being said, if you're easily bored and want constant new technical challenges it may not be the best role for you. Many of our challenges are product and technical challenges, so someone interested in being involved heavily in adding value to our customers through gaining a deeper problem understanding will thrive.\n- You should not join us if you want to work 60 hour weeks. We've been there when we started out. We firmly believe it's not about how hard you work, but how good your decisions are about what to work on and how. Some people really like working all day. We'd rather finish at 5 and spend time with our families or significant others.\n- If you think more features and complex technology is the best way to solve all problems, we probably have a different philosophy and it won't be a good fit. Technology is great and we strive to make great, pragmatic decisions but we see it as a means to solve customer problems. For us the most valuable work at the moment is usually creating great and often simple solutions learned from a deep product understanding rather than improving performance.\n- There's lots of code in our codebase that other people have written, and while there are docs, comments and we have eliminated technical debt on a rolling basis, understanding other's people code can be time consuming and not feel productive. We understand working on a new codebase can be more fun and more varied, and if that's very important to you, you probably shouldn't join us. We expect it will take you some time to learn how things work and we will support you in that process, but if in the past you find yourself wanting to work on something new and novel after 6 months we would recommend you to look for somewhere else.\n\n>>>>>> ⏬ TLDR;\n\nWe're an awesome small team who have work-life balance and a purpose driven product. \n\nPlease mention the word **ADULATION** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4yMDQ=). 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
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(Fully remote, 75%+ overlap with UK working hours, non-UK applicants within EMEA are welcome)\n\nDebugBear is looking for an experienced JavaScript developer with significant back-end development experience.\n\n**What we do**\n\nDebugBear helps companies make their websites better by continuously monitoring site speed and quality metrics. Many of our customers are developers themselves and value the in-depth reporting we provide.\n\nYou will be working directly with the technical founder and have a significant impact on all aspects of the product.\n\n**The role**\n\nAs a full-stack developer you will:\n\n- Implement and maintain product features while keeping in mind user experience, implementation costs, and maintainability\n- Make the product scale to a large number of users\n- Ensure the product is secure\n- Take on other tasks as required (e.g. customer support or doing research for a technical blog post)\n\nWorking in an early-stage company, you need to be able to take on a variety of tasks and complete them successfully, sometimes in the absence of established processes. You need to be mindful of customer needs to understand and challenge requirements and solutions.\n\n**Working at DebugBear**\n\nWe value building a stable product that doesn't break unexpectedly, especially not outside work hours. That means working with proven technologies where possible, writing automated tests, and monitoring the service.\n\nWhile there is some flexibility with work hours, this is not an asynchronous role. Frequent communication is expected.\n\nCollaboration is mostly through Slack and GitHub, but this might change in the future as needed.\n\n**Tech stack**\n\nHere are some of the technologies we use:\n\n- TypeScript\n- Express\n- Postgres\n- Google Cloud\n- Jest, Puppeteer\n- React, Sass CSS, Storybook\n\n**Application process**\n\n- Introductory call discussing the role and your experience\n- Technical interview\n- 2h development assignment\n- Assignment review call\n\n\n**Have questions?**\n\nEmail [email protected] if you have questions about the role.\n\n**Requirements**\n\nYou will need at least 6 years of commercial development experience, including significant experience with:\n\n- Node\n- JavaScript\n- HTML/CSS\n- Relational databases (e.g. Postgres/MySQL)\n- Cloud Computing (e.g. AWS/GCP/...)\n- Automated Testing/CI\n\n**Bonus points**\n\nWe also value experience with the following:\n\n- TypeScript\n- React\n- Web performance optimization\n- Building SaaS products\n- Building developer tools\n- Working for a small business\n\n**Benefits**\n\n- 30 days paid days off\n- Fully remote\n- Flexible work hours\n- Laptop provided\n\nThe total budget for this role is $90,000 - $115,000 per year. This is what you would get if working as a contractor. In the UK this would translate to a salary of £50,000 - £65,000 ($69,000 to $90,000). \n\nPlease mention the words **ROAD SADDLE LONELY** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4yMDQ=). 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 $90,000 — $120,000/year\n
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**About us** \n\nCynomi is using novel technology and deep domain expertise to help protect small to medium size businesses from cyber security threats. There’s no SaaS in this market, and we’re building Cynomi in a technology-driven way. \n\nNow is an amazing time to join us - we're still small but have recently raised a significant round of seed funding. Your work will have huge impact through growth phases and help define the company for the future. \n\n\n**What we’re looking for**\n\nWe’re looking for a capable/experienced Front End developer to join us in our mission of providing small and medium businesses with world class cyber protection. You will be building, updating and maintaining our flagship product. \n\n\n**Your Impact & Responsibilities:** \n\n* Creating great user experiences with our design/UX team, both on UI and on beautiful reports \n* Writing tests to ensure our code is fool proof \n* Capturing data and insights from customers using in-house tools \n* Deploying systems on AWS using automated deployment tools \n* Integrating with backend systems to handle complex security workflows \n* Growing and sharing your knowledge with the rest of the team \n* Working with other talented engineers, and customer-focused teams with a diverse range of backgrounds \n* The work will be split between backend and frontend with a heavier emphasis on frontend \n\n**Your Knowledge & Skills**\n\nB.Sc in computer science or equivalent \n4+ years of programming experience with jsx, jss and js \n4+ years' experience with ReactJS \nExperience with REST principles \nServer-Side Rendering with react and react-router. \nStrong UI/UX understanding and implementation. \nSelf-learner and independent \n\n**Advantages:** \n\nThe usage of testing tools as Jest, Enzyme, Mocha, Chai \nExperience in Typescript \nExperience in Node.js \nFamiliarity with Linux \nExperience with cloud technologies – AWS \nPortfolio/Github profile that shows off your work and ability to solve problems. We're very happy to look at different backgrounds :) \n \n\n**Our tech stack**\n\nFrontend: React, Redux \n\nBackend: NestJS, Node JS, AWS EC2, Mongo, Lambda , Typescript \n\nTooling: GitHub + GitHub Flow, AWS, Mongo, Linux (development on Macs). \n\nBest practices: Code reviews, Tests, CI, Exception tracking, Templated issue tracking \n\n \n**Benefits**\n\n* Competitive pay\n* Stock Options\n* Influence in engineering practices and product direction \n* Working with a capable and mostly remote team \n* Hardware and workspace setup catered for \n* Support with your career development \n\n**Working Environment**\n\nWe try to keep things open, direct and transparent. An environment in which you’re encouraged to express your thoughts on any matter relating to the business and look forward to coming to work in the morning. \n\n**Logistics**\n\nWe are currently fully remote with 2 core teams in Tel Aviv and the UK, with a virtual daily standup kicking off at 9.30am BST. We expect that as we shift back to normal, and we may come into the office to synch periodically and enjoy each other’s company in East London. We don’t expect this to happen soon though. \n\n**Sharing Success**\n\nIt’s important to us that every Cynomi employee directly benefits from our success. All employees benefit from our share option scheme. \n\nPlease mention the words **RICE BREEZE ALTER** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4yMDQ=). 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 $70,000 — $90,000/year\n \n\n#Location\nUK

Interested in designing and building the next generation of Education SaaS? We're looking for a Fullstack Senior Software Developer to join our remote software development team. Join us as we create tools educators and students love!\nYou will join our small team of 9 developers, build and deploy features for a product that is scaling rapidly. Our team's core focus is building a product reliably at scale. You are looking for a role where you can do that in a startup that supports you to grow and develop as we do.\n### TL;DR\n- Full Remote Perm Role > £85,000 - £100,000 ($115,000 - $140,000)\n- User focused SaaS product built in two week sprints in a React, Redux, Node.js, MongoDB, AWS Lambda/serverless environment.\n- Grow as fast as our team does.\nAula is building a community-first product that brings together students and educators in a digital environment to interact and collaborate.\nAs an organisation we are Remote First. Our rituals allow us to have a team based all around the world and deliver excellently engineered solutions to complex user problems. As a Fullstack Software Developer you will work as part of a small product focused team on features and products that help us achieve our mission to enhance the way the world learns.\nTechnically we are a team that makes elegant solutions to large scale learning problems. We work in two week sprints, you architect, build and deploy the product that users enjoy using.\nAula is the Learning Experience Platform (LXP) for higher education.\nWe make it easy for educators to create community-first learning experiences that truly engage students. By combining easy-to-use technology with evidence-informed learning design, we save educators time while better supporting students' success.\nWe're a 35-person fully remote team spread across the globe from Nebraska to Pakistan.\nSolve the most important problems. Work from anywhere.\n**You will**\n- Be a part of a high-performing and inclusive team that values autonomy. - Work with your teammates to set high goals — and celebrate success when we hit them. - Contribute to building a collaborative, productive and friendly remote workplace.\n- Build new features from the ground up as well as improving our existing product.\n- Be user centric: attend user interviews and measure success based on user metrics.\n- Be happy to provide production support, system diagnosis and troubleshooting.\n- Ensure consistency, performance, and reliability across platforms: desktop web, iOS & Android.\n- Commit to high-speed iterations, high code quality, and continuous improvement via agile processes.\n- Work directly with Product Designers and Managers to build, maintain and improve user experience.\n### About the team\nOur Product Development team is made up of designers, engineers and product managers. We work closely with our data team and product support to ensure what we are building is loved.\nWe are a small engineering team who build a complex product with messaging, content editing and assessments used by huge academic institutions.\nOur virtues are what makes Aula as an organisation unique.\nOur commitment to diversity and inclusion should not be mistaken with building an organisation where 8 billion people would thrive. We lean into what makes Aula unique: we're building an organisation where high performing people are silly ambitious about improving education - at scale.\nWe judge our virtues by what we do, not what we say.\nOur virtues are\n🚀 Silly Ambitious\n🔍 Uncomfortably Focused\n🗣 Transparent by Default\n### What you need to do the Job\nThe most important thing about you is that you are curious and care deeply about building great products that affect people's lives. You are transparent, considerate and ready to work hard to further our mission.\nWe're looking for software engineers who care about shaping our users' experience, building and supporting features across the entire stack (more emphasis on the frontend).\n**Must-haves:**\n- 5+ years Engineering experience, ideally across the stack.\n- Experience building products end to end, ideally within a SaaS company.\n- Product mindset. Ability to break down work into deliverables that bring value to users.\n**Nice to have:**\n- Extensive knowledge of: Javascript, React, React Native, Node.js, Mongodb and AWS.\n- Proven track record of working and communicating effectively with Product Managers, Design, Data and Support.\n- Experience with automated testing: unit, integration and e2e.\n- Incident response experience.\n- Practical knowledge of cloud infrastructure management.\nYou approach everything you do proactively and are always looking for ways to improve and innovate. You understand that this is a small team in a startup that is scaling and are excited to contribute to the Aula story.\n### **A fair chance**\nEvery role in the Aula team is open to applications from all sections of society. We believe in the superpowers and potential of everyone; regardless of race, religion or belief, ethnic origin, different physical ability, family structure, socio-economics, age, nationality or citizenship, marital, domestic or civil partnership status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other difference that makes you, well, _**you**_.\nMore than just encouraging your application, we're committed to conscious inclusion that (we hope) cultivates an ethos of belonging, connection and shared purpose. It's this philosophy that drives us towards our mission, and we open our doors to those who share these motivations. \n\nPlease mention the words **GARLIC SPREAD TORTOISE** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjE2LjczLjIxNi4yMDQ=). 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 $115,000 — $140,000/year\n \n\n#Location\nWorldwide

\nWe are seeking an experienced Node.js Developer to join our team in building out our SaaS product line.  We are looking for a talented individual with a strong Node.js and JavaScript background and a minimum of 5 years experience building Node.js applications.  The ideal candidate will be comfortable in back-end and front-end development with experience in serverless architecture, AWS, MongoDB and building highly performant APIs and microservices.\n\nResponsibilities:\n\n\n* Build and maintain API endpoints using serverless technologies (Serverless Framework)\n\n* Maintain and streamline infrastructure configuration in AWS\n\n* Write well designed, testable and efficient code\n\n* Monitor and debug any performance or bug related issues with regards to application code, services or database\n\n* Contribute to front-end React based projects as needed\n\n* Ensure consistency within an established design and development architecture\n\n* Identify security, performance and scalability concerns in new and existing code and infrastructure\n\n* Balance quality and time to meet business requirements and objectives\n\n\n\n\nSkills & Qualifications:\n\n\n* 5 years of experience building Node.js APIs or microservices.\n\n* Strong knowledge of JavaScript (ES6+)\n\n* Deep understanding of Node.js performance profiling and Lambda events\n\n* Experience with MongoDB and demonstrable understanding of “schema” design and performance concerns (indexes, aggregation).\n\n* Strong knowledge of AWS services (EC2, Lambda, VPC, API Gateway, SES, SNS, etc.)\n\n* Understanding of DevOps functions in AWS and cloud environments\n\n* Take ownership and work independently on large portions of a project with minimal supervision.\n\n* Strong communication (written and verbal) and organizational skills.\n\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, Node, Developer, Digital Nomad, React, DevOps, Serverless, Cloud, API and SaaS jobs that are similar:\n\n $65,000 — $120,000/year\n
\n\n#Benefits\n 💰 401(k)\n\n🌎 Distributed team\n\n⏰ Async\n\n🤓 Vision insurance\n\n🦷 Dental insurance\n\n🚑 Medical insurance\n\n🏖 Unlimited vacation\n\n🏖 Paid time off\n\n📆 4 day workweek\n\n💰 401k matching\n\n🏔 Company retreats\n\n🏬 Coworking budget\n\n📚 Learning budget\n\n💪 Free gym membership\n\n🧘 Mental wellness budget\n\n🖥 Home office budget\n\n🥧 Pay in crypto\n\n🥸 Pseudonymous\n\n💰 Profit sharing\n\n💰 Equity compensation\n\n⬜️ No whiteboard interview\n\n👀 No monitoring system\n\n🚫 No politics at work\n\n🎅 We hire old (and young)\n\n