Senior Software Engineer MEAN

WiMY (wimy.io)

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WiMY is on a mission to unleash the fitness and wellness community so anyone can discover their potential. We are building the next generation P2P marketplace and media platform that unlocks the potential of our post-pandemic fitness and wellness community. By delivering a simple, single membership structure for students, that equitably compensates the instructors who teach classes across all mediums of the group fitness experience (in-studio, live stream, and on-demand recordings), we’re laying the foundation that will define the future of the fitness and wellness industry.

We’re seeking developers for the startup grind to launch our platform. There will be long hours and difficult challenges with limited resources. Your creativity and skill will be tested. You will be part of a hard working and dedicated team. Glory and rewards in event of success.

Senior Software Engineer MEAN Position

The main requirements are that you are naturally interested in this area and have the ability to make a short-to-medium term commitment to the evolution of the business. You should have relevant experience below, and confidence in your ability to grow and take on new programming challenges.

• Obviously, must have solid Javascript experience.
• At least some experience/ familiarity with: Angular, Google Firebase (our hosting), Google AppEngine, NoSQL and MongoDB (our database), ExpressJS (we use this library), Node.js and Npm.
• We expect you to have an aptitude and interest in the Job Functions outlined in this job posting. You do not need to be an expert in all areas, but must have a can-do/ can-learn mindset. We want to inspire your passion. If this doesn’t sound awesome to you, please read no further.

Job Functions:

• Participate in 2-week sprint planning meetings.
• Work with team to make something really (expletive) cool.
• Write software to complete tasks assigned to you in a timely manner.
• Follow visual and written requirements for what pages, forms and controls look like and how they work.
• Communicate progress to managers.
• Test your software before issuing PRs.