Position: Senior/Lead Full-Stack Long-Term (Typescript/Node/GraphQL/React) Developer
Company: WelcomeLend
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Hi there! 

**About the Company:**
I'm the co-founder of a small startup named WelcomeLend based in the US. We're working on building a platform for a niche of real-estate transactions. We've been around for ~3 years, but started building our current web app platform ~2 years ago. 

**About the Position:**
We're looking for someone to join the team and help us continue to build the platform long-term and full-time. Our React UI dev has been with us for 3+ years, and our previous full-stack developer was with us for ~2 years. Both worked on multiple startups with us.

Our current codebase is in great shape, but we need someone to take over and help us build new features that I've designed and documented. We're looking for a senior engineer to lead engineering for WelcomeLend for a long, long time :)

**Required Skills:**
- Typescript
- Node
- Mongo (or other Document-based databases)
- GraphQL + Apollo (or other graph data management layers)
- React + Next.js
- Familiarity with AWS, Heroku, Git, and Github

**Responsibilities:**
- Build new, well-documented features (frontend/backend) working with our Head of Design and React UI developer
- Planning, structuring, and migrating Mongo database for new features
- Working with GraphQL to build internal APIs
- Managing data via Apollo library 
- Handling React logic and data (mostly non-UI work)
- Combining components from Storybook for new features
- Manual testing of your new features + writing E2E tests 
- Monitoring errors and uptime via Sentry, FullStory, Heroku, etc.

How we work:
- 100% communication via Slack
- Tasks documented on Linear.app
- Feature documentation written in Dropbox Paper
- Code managed via Github


**A little bit about our team:**
Before starting WelcomeLend I worked at Twitter, Dropbox, Medium, and a handful of other startups. I'm also a member of the Bootstrap team if you're familiar with the open source project...Djinni is very clearly built on it haha! My co-founder has worked at a ton of startups as well, but he's focused on business development, so you won't be interfacing too much with him :) 

Looking forward to chatting!

Cheers, 
Dave