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# Junior Javascript & Typescript Backend Engineer

- **Company:** Dynatrace GmbH
- **Location:** Linz, Austria
- **Experience:** Starter
- **Salary:** €46,000.0 - €66,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Adobe InDesign, Agile Methodology, Code Review, E2e Testing, TypeScript, Eslint, Backend, Playwright, JestJS
- **Published:** September 25, 2026
- **Apply:** https://devjobs.at/job/3e23496f9c95e33aba673839b4611957

## About the Role

* Solid JS/TS fundamentals.
 * Basic understanding of unit/E2E testing and an interest in browser topics.
 * A clean-code mindset and an eye for performance.
 * Friendly, open communication and willingness to learn quickly.
 * Language: English (German is a plus)., * HTL graduate or similar background (or equivalent practical experience).
 * Experience with Agile practices and drive continuously improve.

## Description

* We build, maintain, and support the customer-facing JavaScript agent that collects web data for Real User Monitoring (RUM).
 * You'll join a highly skilled team that owns the agent end-to-end.
 * As an entry-level engineer, you'll contribute to real features, learn our codebase and practices, and grow quickly through mentorship-working on implementation, testing, performance, and maintainability together as one team.
 * Implement and enhance features in our TypeScript-based web agent with guidance from senior engineers.
 * Improve maintainability, performance, and footprint while keeping compatibility in mind.
 * Write reliable tests (Vitest, Playwright) and use our toolchain (esbuild, ESLint, internal tooling).
 * Participate in design discussions and code reviews; learn how we plan and deliver iteratively.
 * Communicate progress proactively and ask questions early - curiosity is very welcome here.


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