Software Development Engineer II - Automations

June 3

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The all-in-one sales & marketing platform that agencies can white-label. CRM, Email, 2-way SMS, Funnel Builder, & more!

SaaS • Marketing • Advertising • CRM

201 - 500

💰 Series A on 2021-11

Description

• Create new reporting features and improve the existing functionalities • Build backend & Frontend API features and architecture • Work cross-functionally across our platform, scheduling and appointments, CRM and automations teams • Drive performance through benchmarking and optimization • Work with a wide range of systems, processes, and technologies to own and solve problems from end to end • Collaborate closely with our team including engineers, designers and product managers to build new features and products • Uphold high engineering standards and bring consistency to the many codebases and systems you will encounter

Requirements

• 2+ years of experience as a full-stack software engineer • 1+ years of experience with Vue.js/React.js • Proficient with various programming languages and frameworks including but not limited to Node.js, JavaScript, Python and TypeScript • Experience with Docker and Kubernetes • Experience with databases such as MySQL and MongoDB. Good to have a working knowledge of Redis and Firebase/FireStore • Experience with integration of various third party platforms including Google AdWords, Facebook Marketing APIs, Twilio, Google Analytics etc. • Understanding of various tools and techniques around caching, concurrency, highly available, reliable and scalable systems • Must be able to work with a team and collaborate remotely • Driven by product quality, and innately know how to balance trade-offs with time to launch new features • A keen eye for design and love to think about user flows and user experiences

Benefits

• 11 paid holidays • Generous Accrued Time Off increasing with years of service • Generous paid sick time • Annual day of service