Full Stack Engineer - Python & JavaScript
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Job description
FareHarbor, a Booking.com Company, is looking for a full time, full-stack engineer to join our NORAM product team in our San Francisco office. We're a quickly growing company with a robust product that tens of thousands of people use to run their businesses every day.
What you'll do here:
- Lead the spec, design, and implementation of features in our large scale, highly dynamic web application.
- Collaborate with other product team members to capture requirements, refine designs, solve technical challenges, resolve issues, and launch features.
- Work across the stack to develop scalable, performant, well-tested solutions.
- Improve our massive suite of automated tests.
- Participate in code reviews.
Requirements
- Have 2+ years experience working with a production codebase.
- Be proficient with JavaScript and Python.
- Have experience working with frameworks like AngularJS and Django.
- Have experience tackling performance and scalability challenges.
- Have an understanding of relational databases.
- Care about solving problems and doing right by our users.
- Be able to think holistically from a product standpoint.
- Be eager to learn whatever necessary to address problems head-on.
- Be passionate about getting things right.
- Be comfortable with a fast-paced startup environment.
- Be open to agile development methodologies.
Benefits & conditions
- Medical, dental + vision coverage
- 26 vacation days, 10 sick days & 12 paid holidays per year
- Global leave benefit
- 22 weeks paid parental leave
- 2 weeks paid grandparent leave
- Extended care and bereavement leave
- Life insurance policy
- 401k + employer matching
- Social hours & events and team-building
- Educational Opportunities
- Individual skill development & growth programming
- Wellness benefits (Headspace subscription & wellness webinars)
- Work-from-home assistance
- Hybrid friendly
- Paid volunteer hours
Salary Range: $162,785-$244,177, plus 15% bonus potential, As set forth in FareHarbor's Equal Employment Opportunity policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law. Gender Are you Hispanic/Latino? Please identify your race Race & Ethnicity Definitions
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