Ex Populus is hiring a
Full Stack Engineer

Summary

Ex Populus is a leading game development studio with industry veterans. The employee will design and implement software solutions using Node.js, Typescript, Docker, Kubernetes, ReactJS, and Express. They will also maintain tools and scripts for efficient work in monorepositories and develop engaging web applications.

Requirements

• 3+ years work experience in a Full Stack or similar role
• Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience
• Proficient with Docker, TypeScript, Node.js, React, and MongoDB
• Experience creating and deploying full-stack applications
• Experience optimizing and building infrastructure for Node.js environments
• Experience building robust CI/CD pipelines
• In-depth, hands-on experience with Linux & MacOSX, networking, server, and cloud architectures
• Proven understanding of configuration, deployment, management, and maintenance of large cloud-hosted systems
• Proficiency with source control, continuous integration, and testing pipelines
• A strong background in open source technologies
• Experience updating and working on in-production apps and infrastructure

Responsibilities

• Design and implement software solutions in a fullstack environment utilizing Node.js, Typescript, Docker, and Kubernetes
• Contribute to and maintain tools and scripts for efficient work in monorepositories using NX
• Develop engaging and interactive web applications using ReactJS (or alternatives such as NextJs, Remix, etc.)
• Craft robust and scalable backends using express and other Node.js backend frameworks
• Build development environments and tools for internal use
• Assist developers in debugging local deployment and optimizing computing environments
• Scope work, manage tasks, and estimate project delivery
• Uphold high standards of engineering excellence in coding, testing, and deployment
• Integrate third-party tools, APIs, and SDKs into existing products to enhance functionality and improve user experience
• Follow Test Driven Development practices in the creation of new features