Fullstack Developer

Full Stack Developers at The Seenit Co. are passionate about using technology to create an impact on the world they live in. At Seenit, you will get to collaborate with an accomplished team that loves solving real-world problems. You will get to work on cutting edge projects that will shape the next phase of growth for the global luxury industry.

Seenit’s suite of products enables the leading luxury retailers around the world to transform their customer experience and build loyal relationships with their customers. The apps allow retailers to make use of their existing infrastructure and resources to deliver a truly omnichannel experience in today's rapidly changing world of shopping.

We would welcome someone to the team who:

Loves to write “clean”, well designed code to solve complex problems

Can design, develop and test the core product software and databases to ensure strong optimization and functionality

Is inclined to contribute in all phases of the development lifecycle and takes end to end ownership of the project

Follows best industry practices

Is excited to support others to succeed and shine in a collaborative team culture

Your application will require you to have:

1+ years of experience in developing web based applications

Good knowledge of NoSQL databases, and query optimisations

Experience with MongoDB, Express JS, React JS, Node JS

Ability to pay attention to UI detail and develop amazing, non-standard user experiences

Exposure to TypeScript will be plus

Our Tech stack:

MongoDB for database(NoSQL)

React JS for web front end(TypeScript)

Express JS and Node JS for web servers

AWS is our cloud provider

Redis for caching

You should work with us because:

We’re a relaxed diverse group and don’t take ourselves too seriously

We're creative and want to change the world while we're at it (yes we do!)

Our products have an international audience and our partners are around the globe

Team lunches are more frequent than team meetings

We love to travel and will ask you to take time off to refresh

If this is something that interests you, feel free to drop your application or reach out for more information: [hidden]