Position: Senior Full Stack Engineer
Company: Adaptiq
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

We make the home buying process simpler for everyone. Our technology empowers agents to meaningfully engage with each of their leads while creating transparency and trust for homebuyers.

About the product

Why is the biggest personal financial decision — buying a home — made with such incomplete information?

For buyers, our mission is to democratize data and streamline the house-hunting journey to find them a dream home they’ll love long after moving day. Our marketplace listings are so rich with useful data that we make our competitors look poor!

For agents, we are a lead conversion solution. We replace key parts of the value chain that are currently done manually with AI-driven, cloud-based services that nurture raw leads into qualified buyers, so agents never lose another deal.

Responsibilities:

We’re looking for a strong Full Stack Developer to help us rapidly expand the services we provide our growing customer base. The Apps team drives our website, as well as the behind-the-scenes services which power our offline customer interaction through automation, integration with other systems, and reporting analytics.

Requirements:

4+ years of proven experience developing large scale software using Node.js and Typescript
2+ years of experience with React and state management solution such as Mobx or Redux
Ability to design and develop complex components independently, dealing with advanced architectural issues — required
Good Knowledge of web application architecture
High level of English
Nice-to-have:

Experience developing event-driven systems — significant advantage
Experience with MongoDB and Postgres
Experience with microservice architectures
Experience with Apollo Federation
Experience with Twillio, React Native
Our Stack:

Languages / Frameworks:

Node.js + TypeScript
React, Mobx
gRPC
GraphQL
Kafka
Data Storage:

MongoDB
Postgres
Integration / Deployment

AWS
Kubernetes