GoStartup is opening new position for experineced frontend developer.

About us:

GoStartup presents an innovative solution - a platform that combines the main necessary business tools for startups, allowing you to effectively manage your new business from the first day. The unique combination of a sleek HR, business messaging and productivity tool makes it possible to concentrate on managing your business in one place.

Notes:

GoStartup is looking for experience frontend developer to join our team. We are looking for people to build this venture with us. You'll be rewarded with equity in the company. In May 2021, we will be receiving our investment and then we will be able to pay you salary as well. For now, we are offering equity in terms of payment and seniority with our management team to co-found this startup. Our product is currently in initial release phase.

Job description:

You will be joining us to develop the frontend part of our platform, gostartupco.com. As a person, this is what we expect form you:

• Trustworthy

• Self motivated, self-driven individual

• Ability to work autonomously

As for the technical side, this is what we expect from you:

• GraphQL: Having 1 to 2 years of working experience with graphql. You should understand how GraphQL works and how to interact with it using React.

• React & Typescript: 2 to 3 years of working experience is needed. Understanding how to use graphql with React, applying Typescript, debugging runtime error, understanding what can cause performance issue, transforming a mockup to react components, etc.

• Next.js: Having 1 or 2 years of working experience will be very helpful. You need to know what API can be used to manage dynamic data fetching, when to load dynamic components, how the routing works, etc.

• CSS: Good understanding of CSS is required so you can comfortably translate a hi-fi mockup (eg. from Figma) to react component. Experience in Tailwind css and Styled Component will be very helpful.

• Testing: We expect you to be familiar with testing practices such as mocking modules, mocking api request, how to avoid implementation details, generating test data, dom test, e2e test, etc.

• UI/UX: You should understand the implication of UI and UX for our users, and how a good/bad UX would affect our product. Understanding when to put a transition, how to elevate one component over another, what techniques can be used to distinguish or associate components, etc.

If you have what it takes, please feel free to contact us!