Position: Senior Full Stack Engineer
Company: Tensill
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

**What you’ll do:**
Design, build and maintain web applications that allow users to interact and collaborate around geographical data in real-time
Render and interact with 3D data on the web
Design, build and maintain services that provide information for our user-facing applications
Design, build and maintain services for Internet-connected devices to be used in the field as standalone processing machines
Design, build and maintain data processing engines that integrate to a high volume data processing pipeline.
Measure and optimize systems by tracking their performance in real world usage
Work with Machine Learning, photogrammetry and computer vision teams to bring new information and insight to the user
Work with our mobile team to create services and applications that can share information between native mobile and web apps
Work with our product team to define and build the features that will bring more value to our customers

**What we are looking for:**
Experience writing performant, scalable, testable and well-documented Javascript (ES6+) 
Experience in Node.js (back end), reactjs (front end)
Experience using Docker
Experience deploying to cloud services like AWS, GCP, Azure
Experience integrating code with continuous integration systems
Experience in Unit testing
Experience debugging and profiling applications
Good understanding of application architecture and algorithm optimization
Accountable and reliable
Focus on problem solving
Proficient communication skills

**Preferred qualifications:**
Knowledge in AWS Infrastructure usage such as:
EC2 
Lambda functions (serveless)
Experience in continuous delivery 

**Qualifications considered a plus:**
Experience as Technical Team Lead
Experience working with 2D and 3D modeling files (pointclouds, 3D meshes, etc)
Experience instrumenting and tracking applications in production using tools like Sentry, Keen and Datadog