Sona | Remote (Prefer within Europe) | Full Stack Engineer | Remote
Hi everybody! We are hiring at Sona: We're building the next generation of tools for the 80% of workers that don't sit behind a desk, think everything from care workers to charities to hospitality and retail.
Our stack is Elixir & Liveview first with the opportunity to get involved with the React Native side for our mobile app. We're a remote first organisation with a 4.5 day working week who values autonomy and high quality code.
What: On demand staffing for retail, office and hospitality, sort of like Uber for staff
$: £45k - £60k depending on experience & location. Plus equity, conferences, choice of equipment, l&d budget etc
Hiring process: Initial phone interview (~30 minutes), technical and team fit interview (~4 hours), paid trial day.
* Ruby, Rails, React, some Swift & Java for apps
* Small remote friendly team, everybody has input on the product
* A "no questions asked" policy for L&D, if you need materials to learn a new tech, we’ll make sure it happens
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Just to further clarify what I want, I like to break tasks down so that I'm constantly working on the "Next possible logical step" no matter how small.
Most of the time I just write them in a list in a text editor, but then i get to the point where i need to clear out my scratchpad - thus losing track of my progress.
Obviously seeing my progress in a chart/graph is not necessary to get stuff done but it might help with motivation :)
Based in Devon, UK