Position: Middle Front End Developer (React)
Company: StartupSoft
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

**Project:**  
Underground Cellar is a Y Combinator and VC-backed startup based in San Francisco that is currently experiencing hyper-growth. The company ‘gamified’ wine sales through their addictive e-commerce platform that gives buyers great value through “upgrades”, allowing wineries to quickly sell wine without resorting to brand-damaging discounts. Underground Cellar has become the most exciting way to buy wine in the world, with over 1,000,000 bottles sold to thousands of customers through the platform.
Their ‘gamified’ e-commerce platform merges the worlds of physical and digital, leveraging e-commerce, game theory, and gamification to completely transform how customers discover, buy, and store the best wines in the world.

The main aim of the service is to acknowledge, help and inform people about what they are drinking and inspire them to find out more exclusive tastes of wine with Underground Cellar.

**Team:** 5 engineers (front end, back end and data scientist).

**Stage:** Live product (founded 2013)

**Requirements:**
* Bachelors of Science in Computer Science, or equivalent.
* 1,5+ years of experience in software engineering.
* Good experience and expertise in React.
* You are resourceful, a self-starter and you’re able to make things happen, against all odds.
* You have strong interpersonal skills and excel working with different groups of people, especially non-technical team members.
* You are passionate about delivering outstanding experiences for our customers, and team. You are an ambitious top performer, you persevere through intense obstacles.

**Responsibilities:**
* Design, develop, test, and maintain customer-facing applications using React and Nextjs.
* Stay up-to-date and aware of the latest web technology trends.
* Work closely with backend engineers to design APIs that enhance the user experience.
* Work with the product and design team on creating new user experiences and features.