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##Description\n[Paperpile](https://paperpile.com) helps researchers to find, organize, read, and write academic papers.\n\nIn addition to the Paperpile app, we have recently introduced a new product [BibGuru](https://www.bibguru.com/) for students. We are signing up thousands of new students every day.\n\nOur user base is growing fast, and so is the team around it.\n\n* As part of a small team, everything you do matters. You only work on stuff that has a direct big impact on the product and our customers.\n* Work from anywhere on your own schedule. As a remote-first company, we communicate with tools like Slack, Figma, and Notion to move our product forward fast.\n* Work with an interesting and diverse community of academics. Our customers use Paperpile to study climate change, cancer, or medieval history. You interact with them directly to understand how we can make their work more productive.\n\nOur backend infrastructure stores, processes, and searches hundreds of millions of academic articles. We use Node.js, TypeScript, MongoDB, ElasticSearch, and AWS.\n\nYou will take responsibility for substantial parts of our codebase to provide a fast and reliable backend for all our products (web, mobile, desktop).\n\n**This job is fully remote but we only hire in EUROPE at this time.**\n\n##Requirements\n* You can work independently and write clean, reusable, and testable code.\n* You can work and communicate within a Scrum team and produce production-ready code efficiently and on time.\n* You know Node.js, TypeScript/JavaScript, or have used a different backend stack and want to learn Node.js/TypeScript.\n* You have worked on data-heavy applications before and have experience with the required database and backend technologies.\n* You can design and implement REST APIs.\n\n##More useful experience (optional):\n\n* AWS, ElasticSearch, MongoDB, Linux\n* Basic data science skills (web scraping, data transformations, data cleaning, data normalization, ...)\n* Background in research or academia\n\n##Benefits\n* Base compensation โฌ40,000-โฌ50,000 based on the level of your experience\n* Bonus/equity program\n* 4 weeks paid vacation + local holidays\n* We sponsor co-working space in your city\n* Learn and grow. Try out new things. We sponsor relevant courses, seminars, and conferences\n \n\nPlease mention the words **INSANE AISLE ABILITY** when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjYwMDoxZjI4OjM2NTo4MGIwOjI2NzE6Nzg5NDo4MDdkOjU1MTQ=). 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
$50,000 — $70,000/year\n
\n\n#Location\nWorldwide
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