You have spent the past 1,5-3 years as a Software Engineer. However, the bureaucracy of the large corporate is stifling and you are starting to feel that you can contribute more. You want to make an impact at work and make a dent in the universe. You feel that you have talents in abundance but they are not recognized. You are sick and tired of them telling you “your time will come, there are many before you”. Your talents should NOT be measured by your age, corporate seniority, and bureaucracy. You want to step up to the plate now. You want to bat for a home run.

Who will you be working with:
If you connect with any of the descriptions below, please apply immediately:
● Purpose-driven
● Hungry, ambitious, and self-motivated
● Meritocratic, results/performance > age/bureaucracy
● Resourceful, independent, chart our own destiny
● Determined, perseverance, and hard-working
● Creative, innovative, out of the box

What you will be doing:
● Developing a clean and maintainable code using software engineering best practices and modern platforms.
● Leading full product development life cycle from idea to live production.
● Day-to-day tech operations such as server maintenance and deployment.
● Our tech stack: React, Ruby, Rails, React Native, Kubernetes

What we need from you:
Knowledge and Competency
● Have good English communication skills (writing and speaking)
● Have a solid understanding of data structures and algorithms
● Know to React or can pick up React very fast.
● Believe in writing tests, unit or integrated.

Skill & Attitude
● You want to be better every day.
● Whenever taking a task whether it’s big and scary or tiny and boring, you always try your best to get it done.
● You focus on shipping software that matters to your users and company.
● You love to learn from your co-workers.
● You are humble enough to bend to the will of the frameworks, technologies, constraints.
● You care about how your work and attitude affect those around you. If you hurt
someone, it hurts you. Everything you do runs through this filter.
● Sometimes you make mistakes, of course, because you’re human, but you choose to fix them and learn from them rather than dwell on them.