HotelQuickly, a startup tech company, is currently seeking a Full-stack Engineer

Cizylle · March 28, 2016

The job and the challenges

We expect you to take ownership of some of our internal projects (we have dozens of git repositories at the moment). That means you should be

watching trends and best practices in Node.js or PHP development
reading blogs and compiling ideas how to improve our Backend, Extranet and Frontend
attending meetups in Bangkok discussing some of the recent challenges and how to handle them
getting feedback about the system from our staff and making sure it's implemented
able to quicky implement new things requested by business / sales
able to work in a team with other Backend developers

On a more technical note, you need to know how to handle the entire software development life cycle, start to end, including working with

PHP framework (ideally Nette framework)
Node.js framework (ideally Hapi)
SQL (some of our MySQL queries have 200+ rows)
large database (we have 200+ tables in the main project)
NoSQL database (we use both MongoDB and Redis for some internal Backend projects)
XML (unfortunately, some of the services we are connected to use XML)
JSON (used by most of the services we are connected to)
cache (we use Memcache and Redis)
Javascript (we also use JQuery)
CSS frameworks (we use Twitter Bootstrap)
Amazon AWS (we use EC2, RDS, S3, CloudFront, CloudFormation, ElastiCache, ...)
version control repositories (preferably git)

So you need to be familiar with the following areas:

Languages: Javascript (Node.js), PHP
Frameworks: Angular, Express, Zend, Nette
Testing: Testing frameworks for the languages listed above
DevOps: Vagrant, Puppet, Chef, AWS, Jenkins, Travis. This extends into a familiarity with Linux OSes (Ubuntu is fine).
VCS: We stick to Git, but it can't hurt to be familiar with more
Database: MySQL and (MongoDB or Redis)

About you

You've built several projects and our initial assignments during the interview process will be a walk in a park for you ;-)
Hopefully you'll have some published code (in any language, maybe on GitHub?) that we can take a look at.
Honestly, we don't really care about your level of formal education, math skill, and so on. We want to see that you know the shit.
You want to be a part of a team creating a world-class application and creatively contribute to ongoing development.

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