We are Hiring "Fullstack Engineer" @ HOUZZ PRO PLM TEAM (Fully Remote)

[janet90347]

招聘全端軟體工程師 @ HOUZZ PRO PLM TEAM

團隊簡介/地點: 全端軟體工程師 團隊：Houzz Pro PLM/Fully remote

(Share space provided near MRT Station, Taipei) Job Page: https://reurl.cc/gGV6mV

工作內容:

• Develop and enhance the Houzz Pro project management system, focusing on overall user experience and specific functionalities for construction contractors: scheduling, tasks, daily logs, and bid management.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, product, and design teams.
• Use the latest API technology GraphQL to fetch data from the backend, and design interfaces using React on a Node.js custom platform that natively supports server-side rendering.
• Work across the entire technology stack, reading/writing to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Kafka, using PHP or JavaScript.
• Improve engineering design decisions, refine object-oriented programming skills.

能力需求

• 2+ years of software development experience.
• Proficient in JavaScript, ideally familiar with React.
• Ability to work independently and self-directed, with experience owning complete products and features.
• Mastery of web stack programming, from architecture design to building user interfaces.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, data-driven project environment.
• Desire to create compelling user experiences.
• Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree in Computer Science or equivalent.

薪資範圍:

Salary Range: Jr. 1M-1.5M Sr. 1.5M-2M (Commensurate with experience and abilities.)

工時/特休:依照勞基法

福利/推薦項

Company Benefits:

• Team-building activities.
• Fully remote work mode.
• International collaboration opportunities (Taiwan & USA).

聯絡方式

If you're interested in this position and meet the requirements above, please fill out the online application form Application Link:https://reurl.cc/nNav0v

We look forward to exploring innovative opportunities and pushing boundaries together!

[robertcode200]

@janet90347 Hello Janet,

Could I know if this position is still open to apply? The [Job Page Link] at the top seems broken, so I'm a little bit confused. Would be really appreciated if you could help clarify the opening's state.

Thanks,

Robert