Jobber is hiring a
Intermediate Software Engineer

Summary

Join Jobber as an Intermediate Software Engineer and work on a collaborative team to build an industry-leading product for small businesses. Contribute to shaping the company’s future while growing professionally with onboarding resources, tutorials, hackathons, and mentor/mentee opportunities.

Requirements

• You love building awesome software products with at least 2 years of software engineering experience
• Proficiency in writing code in a few different languages
• Experience with the entire software development lifecycle in the Agile/Scrum framework

Responsibilities

• Understand how and why our customers work the way they do, so you can develop and improve features in Jobber's online and mobile apps
• Engage in the full life-cycle of a feature, from ideation to delivery and adoption
• Participate in code review and testing, driving engineering solutions that follow best practices and leverage reusable code
• Break down and communicate complex technical issues to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Deliver value early and often to customers. You’ll be working in the full stack to accomplish this (both the frontend and backend)

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience using Ruby on Rails in a production environment
• Experience using TypeScript and React in a production environment

Benefits

• A total compensation package that includes an extended health benefits package with fully paid premiums for both body and mind, retirement savings plan matching, and stock options
• A dedicated Talent Development function, including Development Coaches, to help build the career you want and hit the goals you set, while ensuring you’re reaching your fullest potential
• Support for all your breaks: from vacation to rest and recharge, your birthday off to celebrate, health days to support your physical and mental health, and parental leave top-ups to support your growing family
• A unique opportunity to build, grow, and leave your impact on a $400-billion industry that has no dominant player...yet