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## The Company/Team\n\n- Two co-founders based in Australia and 14 other people\n- Mostly developers (9 of the 16)\n- Bootstrapped and profitable (no VC/runway death clock!)\n- Company started 12 years ago. Current app is ~8 years old.\n- Firstly, don't be an asshole. Beyond that, you do you.\n- All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.\n\n## The App\n\n- One main Rails app, 2 smaller Rails service apps\n- 10,000s of paying customers and approximately 100 million users\n- Current stack: Rails, Postgres, CitusDB, Ubuntu, Redis, AngularJS, Puma, Elastic search, Webpack, Yarn.\n- Currently migrating AngularJS code to Vue.js\n- The app itself allows customers to run competitions, rewards, galleries, and lead captures (name/email forms) via user-facing widgets.\n\n## Why weโre hiring\n\nWe want someone to take ownership of our website Content Management System (CMS). In the short/medium term, this would be the primary focus of the role until the CMS is โdoneโ. Youโll be regularly working with our content team to extend and improve the system. Youโll also be helping other devs add to the CMS and integrate other parts of the app. Once youโve got a solid understanding of the system and processes, youโre welcome to rewrite or rearchitect it.\n\n## Perks\n\n- Work anywhere you like. Our team is spread across Australia, Indonesia, Portugal, Russia, Thailand, Ukraine, and the USA.\n- Arrange your time to suit you. As long as you're doing the time, 'when' is up to you.\n- We encourage you to work on side projects for fun and profit.\n- Monthly 1:1s otherwise only a few meetings per month.\n- No us-and-them with remote workers. Everyone is remote.\n- Co-working space, if you want one.\n- We run a yearly retreat (when we can - thanks, Covid). 2017 was Spain for 10 nights. Thailand for 2018, Prague in 2019. If you don't want to come, that's fine too.\n- Italki lessons to improve your skill and confidence in English, if you want.\n\n## Compensation\n\n- Up to $43 USD/hr depending on experience. Australians can get an equivalent rate (+super) salary position.\n- 10 paid days off per year.\n\n## Responsibilities\n\n- Writing production-ready code\n- Ensure that your code does the right thing. You will need to do analysis and work with stakeholders.\n- Ensure that your code works. You will need to test - automated, manual as needed.\n- Ensure that you do your work. You will need to be self-motivated and manage your own time.\n\n## Requirements\n\n- Significant experience in Ruby & Rails\n- Significant experience in JavaScript\n- Significant experience in CSS/HTML\n- Willing to undergo a background check (for our SOC2 compliance)\n- Good written English\n- Conversational spoken English\n- Proficient in mac/linux\n\n## Exclusions\n\n- No part-timers. This role is full-time only. Expectation is 35+ hours over 5 days.\n- No agencies. Weโre only looking to hire directly.\n\n## Our Hiring Process (modelled on how we work)\n\n1. Exchange emails/DMs to establish suitability.\n2. Group interview via IM (we send you a single-room invite to our Slack).\n3. Take-home coding test (8 hours maximum, paid at $35 USD/hr). Slack remains open to ask questions.\n4. Feedback on the test regardless of outcome. \n\nPlease mention the word **AGILITY** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMy4xNDQuMTE0Ljkz). 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 — $100,000/year\n
\n\n#Location\nWorldwide
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Aggregage is building the next generation of B2B media and marketing. We launch business segment specific sites that bring together the widest content set from industry thought-leaders and use social media, machine intelligence/smart algorithms and big data personalization to compile newsletters with the most relevant content for each and every reader. Using our proprietary technology platform, we curate and rank hundreds of pieces of content coming daily into each site using the audienceโs social media signals. Our technology personalizes the content so that each reader sees the most interesting and relevant content. We have launched over 35 sites and using our highly scalable platform, we are planning to launch hundreds more.\n\nCome join an experienced and successful group of founders โ Clicker, eHarmony, etc. โ and their team at this groundbreaking time. We are profitable and capitalized for growth over the next several years. Our billion dollar potential is based on a real business model, not just hope and dreams.\n\nWe are looking for a Senior Full Stack Developer to join our small, but passionate team. You will work closely with your fellow development team members to help us build out features and scale the systems.\n\nWe believe in building the best team possible, regardless of geographic location. That said we have meetings and collaboration time that overlaps with the US Pacific Time Zone so team members must be able to be available during some of those hours each work day.\n\nAs a team we strive for:\n\nStakeholder and team impact. Our business is based on doing great things for our stakeholders: subscribers, bloggers, partners and clients. The best teammates are the ones who, regardless of function or discipline, are eager and excited to find a way to connect their work directly to stakeholders and teammates.\n\nTrusted independence with interdependence. You are fully trusted as a full owner of the work you do; self-determined, responsible, accountable, and celebrated.\n\nLearn and improve. We are in a constant learning and improving mode. We learn from what happens without worrying about something that doesnโt achieve the desired outcome. We continuously retro across the organization to improve.\n\n\nAs an engineer what we hope you strive for:\n\nThe ability to work independently and with other engineers to develop new features and support/maintain the existing system.\nHave the ability to work on multiple parts of a web application, from server-side logic to dynamic frontend interfaces.\nCollaborate with product, other engineers, and stakeholders to understand business goals, analyze requirements, formulate solutions, and ensure the successful execution of new functionality.\nParticipate in code review and other forms of knowledge sharing.\nSupport Aggregage staff in what they need from the application.\n\n\nExperience and Skills we are looking for:\n\n3+ years with Java, in particular with large codebases and several thousands of users. An understanding of how to organize code for clarity and maintainability.\n3+ years experience in developing complex client-side functionality using HTML, JavaScript with JQuery, and CSS. \n2+ years experience developing web applications with Java Frameworks such as Spring, Dropwizard, or Wicket.\n1+ years experience working with MySQL, including schema design and query tuning.\n1+ years deploying on Linux servers, using command line tools and performing basic server administration tasks and system performance analysis.\nAn excellent "system intuition." We have complex systems built up over more than 8 years which require a strong ability to debug and quickly understand what is going on.\nExcellent planning, communication and collaboration skills.\nUnderstanding of best practices for web development, software design, and devops principles.\n\n\nNice to have, but not fully required experience:\n\nPrevious remote working experience.\nPrior client services, consulting, or freelancing experience.\nWorking in a startup environment.\nWorking on web applications that process large volumes of data and/or receive high volumes of traffic.\nJava performance analysis.\nMustache templates for server-side rendering.\nUsing Lucene or SOLR for full-text indexing and searching.\nGit source control management.\nAWS and Terraform\nAnt or Maven build tools \n\nPlease mention the words **SOLVE NEUTRAL REMOVE** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMy4xNDQuMTE0Ljkz). 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 — $48,000/year\n
\n\n#Location\nWorldwide
# How do you apply?\n\nDirect applicants only. No recruiters and no agencies please.\n\nPlease send an email to: [email protected]\n\nInclude a profile with relevant work experience.\n\nWe'd also like you to answer these two questions:\n\nPlease provide some reasons why you're interested in joining our team at Aggregage and why you believe it may be a mutual fit?\n\nTell us about an interesting technical challenge you've faced in the past. Share the problem, your approach in scoping down potential solutions, and what the final outcome was.
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