Full Stack Engineer

Company	Mark43
Location	New Mexico, USA, Washington, USA, Kansas, USA, Pennsylvania, USA, Oregon, USA, Iowa, USA, California, USA, Washington, DC, USA, Vermont, USA, Texas, USA, Jackson Township, NJ, USA, Florida, USA, Waterbury, CT, USA, Remote in UK, South Carolina, USA, Georgia, USA, Arizona, USA, Tennessee, USA, Virginia, USA, Colorado, USA, Nebraska, USA, Utah, USA, New York, NY, USA, Maryland, USA, Wisconsin, USA, Maine, USA, Massachusetts, USA, North Carolina, USA, Remote in Canada, Missouri, USA, Ohio, USA, Indiana, USA, Michigan, USA, Illinois, USA
Salary	$115000 – $155000
Type	Full-Time
Degrees
Experience Level	Mid Level

At least 3 years of professional experience using Java and React in production
Deep understanding of databases, automated testing, Agile methodologies
Proficiency building and managing RESTful APIs
Deep experience designing and building out infrastructure for complex cloud-based software applications, preferably hosted in AWS or Azure
Knowledge of or prior experience with microservices architecture
Extensive knowledge of JavaScript and its many frameworks, HTML, CSS, and an interest in testing out new FE technologies
Knowledge of web architecture concepts including HTTP and REST

Spent time working with a Product Manager to understand requirements for a new feature
Building features using popular technologies including but not limited to: Java, React, SQL, Redis, and Elasticsearch
Improve architectural strategy of a front-end or backend area of the product to meet higher velocity needs created by our growing customer base
Reviewed code submitted by other software engineers, and submitted your own code for review as part of our pull-request deployment process
Spent time meeting with a Product Designer to explain technical constraints for a specific feature
Collaborating with design and product teams to understand and document feature requirements
Written clear, concise technical documentation to accompany your code that your teammates will trust
Spent time testing out a new technology or taking part in a discussion on ways to improve our code base and engineering practices
Nurturing an engineering culture that cares deeply about the quality of the code we write, while still working quickly to bring our technology to as many departments as possible