Position: Web Developer
Company: North Coast Auto Mall
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

As a Software Engineer, you will use the latest technologies to build an e-commerce platform for vehicles, operational tools, and a data platform to drive our systems. You’ll collaborate with a distributed team to design complex solutions and are comfortable with ambiguity. We’re looking for those with either front-end or back-end expertise, but knowledgeable in both.
Responsibilities
● Full stack web development with a variety of coding languages
● Implement web interfaces/applications using React, XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript
● Work closely with the head of product and designer to define feature specifications and
build the next generation of products
● Build and scale back-end services and infrastructure as needed
● Manage integrations with 3rd party systems and APIs
● Complete and test medium to large features (each with many tasks) independently
without guidance
● Proactively identify and drive changes as needed for assigned codebase, product area
and/or systems
What you need
Minimal Qualification
● 2+ years of relevant professional software engineering experience
● Have built delightful, scalable products with designers, other devs, and product
managers
● Experience with:
Note: We do not expect expertise in all areas, but prefer that you are strong in front or
back-end tech and have knowledge of the other areas.
○ Common back-end Web technologies (such as JavaScript, Python, Ruby on Rails, etc) in a production environment
 
 ○ Common front-end technologies (such as React, HTML/CSS, Typescript, etc) in a production environment
○ RESTful API design, creating integrations across multiple APIs and systems, and microservice architectures
○ Object-oriented design/architecture, applying design patterns, data structures, and algorithms
○ CI/CD pipelines (GitHub, CircleCI, Terraform)
○ Cloud Based infrastructure (Google Cloud Platform, AWS)
● Fluent in written english and proficient in spoken.