Full Stack Engineer

Bias for Action: You're a builder at heart. You are hands-on, proactive, and thrive on turning ideas into running code.

Analytical Problem-Solver: You have a curious and analytical mindset. You use logic and data to dissect complex problems and are driven to find the root cause.

Core Programming Skills: Proficiency in ECMAScript (JavaScript) is essential. You should be comfortable with the Node.js ecosystem and writing JavaScript that works reliably across browsers, and have solid experience with the React.js library and its surrounding ecosystem. TypeScript is a plus but not required.

Web Fundamentals: A strong grasp of building responsive, performant web applications — component architecture, state management, and the browser rendering and networking model.

SecDevOps Fundamentals: Familiarity with relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL) and writing optimized SQL queries. Experience working with cloud infrastructure — AWS, GCP, or Azure — and deploying applications in cloud environments. Proficiency with version control using Git, and familiarity with CI/CD pipelines.

Collaborative Spirit: You have excellent communication skills and a collaborative spirit. You can articulate technical concepts clearly and are open to feedback.

Education/Experience: A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field. 3–5 years of professional experience in full stack or web application development.

Nice-to-Have

Familiarity with GraphQL or gRPC alongside REST.

Exposure to data streaming technologies (Kafka, Spark, or similar).

Experience in AdTech, MediaTech, or data-heavy product environments.

Knowledge of scripting languages like Python/Go or shell scripting for automation and testing.

Familiarity with CI/CD tools such as Bitbucket Pipelines, ArgoCD, or similar.

Familiarity with methodologies like DevSecOps, GitOps, or AIOps.

Experience with containerization tools such as Docker and Kubernetes with an emphasis on minimal size and least-privilege principles.

Cybersecurity awareness, including how to prevent vulnerabilities such as supply-chain attacks.