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Senior Software Engineer - Onboarding

Easygo
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Posted
2 months ago
Department
Engineering
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor's/Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent practical experience
  • Hands-on experience in software engineering, focusing on backend development
  • Experience with Node.js, microservices, Docker, and cloud services (AWS, Azure or Google Cloud)
  • Proficiency in subscriptions technology (WebSockets, Pub/Sub), TypeScript, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, and Elasticsearch
  • Experience with CI/CD tools (AWS CodePipeline, GitHub Actions)
  • Strong understanding of code architecture and design principles
Nice to have
  • Experience with Svelte + SvelteKit or other server-side rendering frameworks (React + NextJS, Vue + Nuxt, Quasar, etc)
  • Proficiency in JavaScript fundamentals, Storybook and related technologies
What the job really is

As a Senior Software Engineer at Easygo, you will engage in hands-on coding, testing, and debugging to ensure high-quality software solutions. You'll work with a modern tech stack including Node.js, TypeScript, and GraphQL, leading projects from start to finish while mentoring junior engineers and collaborating with various stakeholders. Your role will involve solving complex problems and driving improvements within the team, contributing to the future of entertainment technology.

Benefits
  • Competitive pay and bonus scheme
  • Performance-based bonus recognition (up to 20%)
  • High-value referral bonus
  • 18 weeks paid parental leave for primary carers
  • 12 weeks of transition support for parental return
  • Access to Employee Assistance Program
Things to weigh
  • No remote work mentioned, position is in-office in Melbourne
  • Focus on backend development may limit full-stack opportunities
  • Fast-paced environment may not suit everyone
Job score3.2/5
Benefits5/5
Freshness1/5
Career value5/5
Role clarity5/5
Pay transparency0/5

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