Position: Senior Fullstack Engineer
Company: Zoolatech
Experience required: 5y
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Published: 2021-03-01T00:00:00+02:00

Project Description
We start a team for our new client GetYourGuide and looking for Senior Full-Stack (80% Frontend) Engineers who care and think as much about enabling a great end-to-end customer experience as they do about technology. You will work as part of a cross-functional mission team with top-notch developers, designers, analysts, and product managers. If you are interested in contributing to the success of a web platform that is used by millions of travelers around the world then keep on reading!

Responsibilities
Work in a cross-functional mission team with engineers, designers, and analysts
Help to enable your mission team to iterate fast and learn about GYG customers by designing, launching, and iterating on A/B experiments
Continuously improve GYG codebase, systems, and processes
Design and develop efficient solutions that can continue to scale
Mentor other team members and be involved in hiring
We use modern JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and tools such as Vue.js, Webpack, Cypress, and SCSS.

Skills Required
5+ years of software development experience
Highly proficient with JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and modern web standards
Experience with A/B testing, hypothesis building, and best practices
Experience with the architecture and deployment of complex websites
Experience with writing unit or end to end tests
Ability to touch backend PHP code when necessary
Ability to turn ideas into fast, reliable, and maintainable code
Positive, proactive team player who is passionate about their craft
Customer-centric prioritization and data-driven decision making
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English

Nice to have:
Knowledge of frameworks and toolchains such as Node.js, Vue.js or similar component-based Frontend application frameworks
Prior experience working in the e-commerce space
Prior experience in start-up environments