React.JS Software Developer at UpStack

Location:  International, Anywhere; 100% Remote; Freelance

UpStack is a community of fiercely talented freelance developers working remotely for cutting-edge startups. Our focus is working with top-quality clients, placing candidates like you on teams building ground-breaking projects.

Headquartered in New York City, UpStack has offices in Los Angeles with development hubs located internationally. Our community of freelance developers works from anywhere with reliable WiFi: home, shared co-working spaces, or even from the beach!

The Work

• Work with a small team of top-tier developers to design great user experiences and build innovative applications for web
• Participate in scrums consisting of cross-functional teams, both software and hardware
• Ensure that features are delivered efficiently and on-time
• In addition to code contribution, you will also participate in architectural review and design

Minimum qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent practical experience
• 5+ years work experience as a software engineer or relevant experience

Preferred qualifications

• 3+ yrs of experience in developing JavaScript Applications
• Deep understanding of React.JS framework
• Proven track record of shipping software and successfully released apps (please include names and links on your resume)
• Strong attention to detail on every line of code, every unit test, and every commit message
• Comfortable with rapid development cycles and tight schedules

Benefits when working with Upstack:

• starter pack: Upstack swag (t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, etc.)
• work set-up: laptop or device as needed based on project’s requirements;
• ability to choose the project and the team;
• support for personal and professional growth;
• bonus structure for special events in your live (marriage, having a baby);
• flexible working hours;
• remote first – you can work from anywhere you choose;

We love when engineers send us a link to their Github and/or StackOverflow accounts, technical blog, or links to apps they’ve shipped.