We believe in a world where fashion's sustainability is backed by concrete data. Our SaaS bridges the gap between fashion brands and the second-hand market, providing crucial insights that redefine how brands think about sustainability.
We are on the hunt for a dedicated developer who's ready to bring our vision to life. As our first hire, you'll be a crucial part of our story, with the potential to join as a co-founder or as a technical advisor as the startup grows.
Develop and implement our prototype or MVP from scratch: A web-based dashboard for fashion brands to understand how their clothing performs in the second-hand market in fashion resale platforms. The main development tasks are:
Ingest: Understand API data structures and utilize endpoints to fetch data from partners, handle rate limits, and manage API keys or authentication tokens in the 5 to 7-figure API calls per day.
Normalize, clean, and map: Ensure data from all sources follows a consistent format, handle missing values, outliers, or data; and map to a unified schema. This might involve creating a common key or identifier to join data.
Storage: Manage an appropriate database and set up processes to regularly insert or update data to maintain integrity.
Analytics: Run simple descriptive analytics on top of data for clients to access in a web interface; including using plots, charts, and heatmaps to visualize trends, distributions, and relationships.
Collaborate closely with our founder, and talk to beta clients and partners to shape the direction of our product.
There is an option for onboarding a consultant short-term if you do not have experience in all facets of the development.
Proficient in modern software languages such as the MEAN or MERN stack.
Experience with both REST API and GraphQL.
Familiarity with HTML, CSS and tools for setting up a dashboard (nice to have).
Comfortable with building an MVP or prototype project from the ground up, and knowing its limitations.
You're driven by making the world a better place through digital innovation and data.
You are curious about the potential of a data layer in an industry that is traditionally analog.
You are perhaps a consultant, student, or have been in a full-time dev job for a handful of years where you can change your contract to work 1 or 2 days a week on a startup while keeping your job.
Entrepreneurial spirit? Check. Risk-taker? Check. Thrive in the dynamic environment of an early-stage startup? Absolutely.
Part-time role: 10-20 hours per week.
Equity compensation is to be expected, details depending on candidate.
Compensation: 150 DKK to 250 DKK per hour (negotiable).
Immediate start date available.
Open to work with a mix of remote and working together.
Strong business and sustainability acumen, some experience in fashion tech.
Experience in product management.
Design proficiency in Figma and Webflow.
A clear vision backed by an understanding of software development and data.
Ready to use your coding prowess to upend the sustainable fashion tech landscape? Let's talk.
This job comes with several perks and benefits