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Description:
TheyDo is a fully remote B2B SaaS organization founded in 2019, focused on journey management.
The company has raised a total of nearly $50 million in funding, with notable angel investors from companies like Intercom, Miro, and OpenAI.
TheyDo partners with major enterprises such as Cisco, Ford, and Johnson & Johnson to optimize their customer journeys.
The team consists of 65 members from over 30 nationalities across 20 countries.
The Senior Frontend Engineer will focus on creating a delightful user experience and improving real-time functionality for a multiplayer experience.
Responsibilities include performance optimization for the journey page, developing AI features, building data visualization capabilities, and managing complex state management.
The tech stack includes TypeScript, VueJS, GraphQL, AWS, and microservices.
The role involves working in a cross-functional team with a PM, designer, and engineers, supported by DevOps, QA, Analytics, and AI teams.
The company promotes self-management and minimizes unnecessary meetings to maximize focus time.
Requirements:
Candidates should be ambitious engineers with a growth mindset and a passion for user experience.
Experience with complex VueJS applications is a bonus.
Applicants should be product-minded and interested in understanding user interactions with the product.
The ideal candidate is an asynchronous worker who organizes and documents their work effectively.
Clean coding practices are essential, including writing well-structured and maintainable code with tests and documentation.
Benefits:
Competitive compensation and pre-IPO equity, allowing team members to share in the company's success.
Fully remote working with flexible hours to promote autonomy.
Health insurance benefits tailored to support employee wellbeing, regardless of location.
Flexible holiday days with a minimum of 25 days off per year, in addition to public holidays.
A learning and development budget to encourage personal and professional growth.
A wellbeing budget to support mental and physical health initiatives.
Paid parental leave for bonding with new family members, including 6 months for primary caregivers and 6 weeks for secondary caregivers.
Home office or co-working support to create an ideal workspace.
Opportunities for company events to foster team connection and collaboration.
Access to the latest tech and tools to ensure comfortable and efficient work.