An application made for this job — a tailored resume and cover letter that speak straight to the posting.
At least 5 years of experience
40-50$ net hourly on B2B. This varies and depends on your experience and skills, and will also grow alongside your skills. You can count on regular and open discussions on this subject. We take a fully transparent approach to this matter. A contract of employment is also possible (Poland).
We are looking for an experienced Fullstack Developer to join a project supporting and enhancing a live broadcast application used by TV presenters during election coverage. This is a high-impact, high-responsibility environment – the application runs live on television, so reliability, stability, and data accuracy are critical.
You start your day with your first cup of coffee, just the way you like it, in your own space. Maybe it’s a cappuccino with hand-whipped foam in your kitchen, a strong espresso between meetings, or (on lighter days) coconut water instead. No commute, no dress code, just your setup and a calm start to the day.
You start your day checking the weather conditions in Brazil, Portugal, Lithuania, and San Francisco because some of your teammates are there. These are top Tech Pros, eager to share their weather updates with you as well as their expertise (not only within the projects you’re working on together but also at our regular knowledge sharing sessions, internal and external training and conferences). By the way, you can check the weather in 24 countries everyday if you are a home-grown meteorologist – we have people in all of these places ;)).
Mid-afternoon, after a solid block of focused work and just before your daily overlap with the US East Coast team begins, you switch context for a moment. You grab a green juice (you’ve been cutting down on coffee lately — coconut water works too) and join a meeting with one of the nicest Talent Heroes you’ve ever met. She’s been supporting your growth and individual development path since day one at Scalac.
Today, you’re discussing how to use your 4,000 PLN annual development budget and company support to keep growing in your Speaker role – still deciding whether the Mentor or Writer path is the right next step.
You finish your day by hanging out with folks from the Scala community who are taking part in one of Scalac’s Meetups for Scala Community (it could be a Functional World we host or one of many more we support). You have a great discussion with them about the recent open-source projects we support and end your day positively inspired (or if you happened to be a speaker, with a job-well-done feeling proud that you inspire others).
During this meeting, we talk about the recruitment process, our work and what makes Scalac such a unique place to work. It is also a chance for you to share information about your experience with us and ask questions about the company – feel free to ask about anything, we will gladly answer all your questions. We understand that you want to work in a place that meets your needs.
For 9 years, our international team of over 100 developers has been helping large and small companies (from FinTech, Blockchain, eCommerce sector) to develop their IT projects. We have helped customers like Kreditech, Bexio, Tapad, Qvantel, and Cryptonomic. We have a 5/5 score on Clutch – check itout here .
For our clients, Scalac’s teams deliver exceptional tech skills, along with a lot of empathy, as one of our customers said himselfhere .
Here you can find answers to the most common questions.
If you work remotely, how do you keep track of employees' work hours?
We are using tools like Clockify, Spreadsheets – it depends on every project. We have information from our clients that they need our developers for the full-time/specific tasks. We are working following these guidelines entering a specific number of hours into a worksheet.
What if I didn’t get any feedback yet?
Do we sign a contract for a specific project? What's next after the project ends?
If I join Scalac, how will I receive my payment?