JavaScript Engineer

Seen; England; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Seen is seeking a full-time engineer to join their dedicated team in building and enhancing a full-stack JavaScript platform. In this role, you'll have a significant impact on product development and will work on integrating APIs, as well as aligning new features with the product vision. Ideal candidates will exhibit self-motivation and have a comprehensive understanding of the full-stack technology stack.

Qualifications

• Experience with full-stack JavaScript and building products from concept to launch.
• Familiarity with Google's suite of APIs is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Integrate review APIs and lead core platform development.
• Work with a small team building the product roadmap.
• Bring new features from concept to shipping.

Skills

Independence

Self-motivation

JavaScript

Angular 2/4

MEAN stack

API skills

Job description

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As the first full-time engineer at Seen, you'll have a significant impact on our product and direction. You'll work closely with our small team, integrating review APIs, building our 5-year product roadmap, and leading the development of the core platform.

We value ownership highly—the ability to take an idea from conception to shipping a product. This value is reflected throughout our company, especially in engineering, which is very product-oriented. As an engineer at Seen, you'll be independent and autonomous. Since we're building a full-stack JavaScript platform, you'll mainly work with the latest JavaScript technologies such as React Native and Angular 4. Expect many interesting challenges.

You'll:

• Work primarily with Angular 2/4 & the MEAN stack.
• Bring new features from concept to shipped product.
• Develop new product directions and specifications.

We're looking for someone with:

• Independence and self-motivation—side projects and personal gems are a major plus.
• Skills with Google's suite of APIs is a plus.
• Preferably based in Southampton.

To apply, please click on the @Apply@ button to proceed with your application.

• A brief write-up explaining who you are as a programmer, including how you got started, your most familiar areas of the stack, what motivates you, and what technologies you want to learn over the next year.
• Your ideas on how Seen could improve or new features we could develop.
• A side project you enjoyed working on.
• Links to your online profiles (GitHub, Twitter, etc).
• A description of your work history (resume, LinkedIn profile, or prose).