Position: Full-stack Kotlin/Java developer for social application
Company: Proxet
Category: Java
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

About the project and responsibilities:
The company is World's first live Social Club and building an online community for private clubs (think Soho House, Equinox, or even night clubs, etc). It's a mobile-based solution for now (iOS and Android) where users open the app, join the community, and hang out together.
Once in the community, they have the ability to chat with one another on video, message, etc. 
Unlike Zoom and Houseparty where users join and all get into one room and video chat, we keep the experience decentralized, so users can video chat 1-1 in the room, or 1 - n. We are also creating a shared stage in the communities ex: we may be chatting and after 10 minutes, a community presenter may start presenting something to the entire audience, or if in a club environment, a DJ may start playing their set for all participants. 
The sole goal of the app is to bring all the elements of a real community together in an online environment. 
A lot of what we are building on the server-side is tailored around messaging and communication. For instance, when a user opens up the app and joins the community, we broadcast messages to all other users in the community. Right now we’re building out server stack to accommodate for that asynchronous nature. 
Requirements:
Strong knowledge of Kotlin/Java programming language
Experience with JavaScript client web frameworks (at least one of React, Vue.js, Angular). The actual work will be in React. 
Experience in building reliable, high-available, distributed architectures
Strong experience with multithreaded/async programming models

Will be a plus:
Experience in live video streaming
Experience working with AWS or Google Cloud
Experience working with Kubernetes
Experience with gRPC and Microservices

Responsibilities:
Working on development of a web app that has some of the same functionalities as the iOS app
Contributing to server codebase, creating new REST endpoints and adding functionality to microservices