Description:

Thanx is a leading loyalty and guest engagement platform for restaurants, focused on enhancing customer lifetime value through lifecycle marketing automations and innovative loyalty tools.
The company utilizes proprietary credit card tokenization technology to improve the volume and accuracy of purchase data, which is central to their CRM suite and ordering experiences.
The role involves architecting and developing robust software solutions that are scalable, maintainable, and resilient across the entire stack.
Responsibilities include enhancing software stability and resilience by diagnosing and addressing bugs, participating in an on-call rotation, and collaborating with the team to manage technical debt.
The position requires staying updated on emerging technologies and participating in team learning sessions to enhance technical skills.

Requirements:

Candidates must have 6+ years of experience as a developer with modern web frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails, Django, or similar.
Experience with modern front-end technologies, such as React, Angular, or Typescript, is required.
Applicants should be excited to work on full-stack problems and be able to work effectively as part of a geographically distributed team in an agile development environment.
Bonus points for direct experience with Ruby on Rails, React, and React Native, as well as a B.Sc or higher in Computer Science.
Experience with deploying infrastructure as code using SDKs like AWS CDK or Terraform, and familiarity with Snowflake, Fivetran, and DBT is also advantageous.

Thanx offers a culture that promotes strong employee tenure, internal promotions, and a robust alumni network.
The company values diverse perspectives and emphasizes core behaviors such as empathy and collaboration.
Employees have access to continuous learning opportunities, including workshops and training sessions to enhance their technical skills.
Thanx is committed to being an Equal Employment Opportunity company, ensuring a non-discriminatory work environment.

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