Position: Freecash Senior / Lead Full-Stack Engineer
Company: Itera Research
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-11-01T00:00:00+02:00

** About the job**

Freecash.com works together with companies that want to advertise their apps, surveys and products. It is trusted by over a 1,000,000 users after one year & has more than 20,000 daily active users. 

Users can solve different tasks from various so-called offer walls. For example testing an app, or filling out a survey. They receive coins as reward, which they can cash out for cash, coupons, crypto and others.

The job would be full-time and fully remote.

**Tech Stack**

Main website: Express + Socket.io + Handlebars + JS/CSS (you don't need to know Handlebars to apply)

2nd Project: Typescript + Nest.js + Next.js

**Responsibilities**

Your job would be a mix of development and project / product management. That means in detail:

- Full-Stack development in multiple codebases
- Understanding the product and what drives revenue and user numbers
- Designing features from a code and user experience perspective
- Helping with the recruitment of developers
- Managing and overseeing new developers

**Requirements**

- Good English skills are very important
- 4+ years experience in web / software development
- Very good experience with Node.js, MySQL/ PostgreSQL, CSS and JS
- Strong experience with Express and Socket.io
- Strong experience with React.js
- Project Management Experience or alternatively you've built several projects for yourself
- Availability of 35h or more a week

**Interview Process**

1. Pre-Screening:
    - Please show your experience with other similar Node.js projects
    - Upload or link to your CV
    - Please describe a project / side-project you've launched yourself
    - How many hours are you available to work per week?
2. Share a Node.js project or your GitHub profile for a quick code review
3. Short coding challenge 
4. Quick call to discuss the project and codebase and see if there's a fit
5. Congrats, you're part of the team :)