Position: Nest+Typescript developer
Company: Simplify
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Essentially we are piracy and copyright monitoring and removal system. We monitor the web for infringing content for creators and businesses alike. As discussed, the current state is around 70-80% complete.
The engineers you guys would send across would be more so involved in new features and tidying the system up.

Essentially we have an Admin dashboard for all things administrative for the accounts in our system, managing the links we find per creator updating information, submitting links per creator.
We have both individual and business accounts (business accounts are yet to be released).
Each type of Account i.e business or individual has their own dashboard and account management pages, which show relevant metrics to the user, metrics and analytics.

Some examples of work could include, but not limited to:
filtering on data from database and post processing on data.
exporting or importing data in various ways
scheduling API calls to our CeartasAPI.
extending account permissions and management and functionality.
additional business account management tools.
creating different types of accounts with relevant updates.
UI changes.
Payment API updates.
I will clearly have missed some items here, but essentially we are not doing anything out of the ordinary for a typical user dashboard system.

Backend we are running:
Typescript
nest.js
npm
aws rds, cognito
docker
As discussed, additional nice to have skills from people would be python web scraping, scraping bots, beautiful soup etc. We are startup guys, so ideally we want people who can switch their work context fast. Are not afraid to get their hands dirty with new technologies and most of all who can stick to deadlines and are reliable. People who are genuinely interested in development and enjoy this kind of work (which tbh, as software engineers, most of us already do )

Senior it is important to note we would expect at least 5+ years experience in the stacks we are working with.
Good English language is a must (we do not expect perfect, just a decent level), we are Irish, sometimes we can get carried away talking and we know that we are maybe difficult to understand. We obviously try our best etc, but if the engineer has very poor working English proficiency then this might lead to a counter productive working relationship.