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Do you want to be a part of innovative software company and work on an awesome web app that changes the landscape of the real estate software market in America?
Follow Up Boss is a cutting edge CRM for real estate teams. We are looking for an experienced front-end engineer to work remotely in our growing distributed team.
We're a product company, it means no switching between one-off jobs for clients. You'll work closely with designers and back-end engineers to make our app UX even more awesome.
What We Expect
You've done it before: experience working as a lead front-end developer on a SaaS product.Know your stuff: top-notch JavaScript skills; clean, semantic markup and modern JS frameworks.Backend-aware: PHP programming skills, good understanding of REST APIs and security.Fluent English and great communication skills.Understanding customer and business needs.
What You Can Expect
Solve challenging problems and put your skills to the test every day. See an immediate impact of your work and value you created for customers.Work in a small friendly team side-by-side with co-founders. Opportunity to learn all aspects of running a SaaS business.Provide direct input on technical (and not so technical) decisions, be heavily involved in the design process. Your opinion matters, your ideas will be heard and appreciated.Flexible work schedule, work when you are most productive and be with your family when they need you.Enjoy working from the comfort of your own home. We’re hiring the best people regardless of where they live. So far we have people in USA, Australia, The Netherlands, South America and Ukraine!We keep things real, absolute minimum of meetings, no bureaucracy or red tape.Competitive salary, year-end bonuses based on performance, trips to tech conferences and company meetups.
To apply please answer this question and send it together with your resume. Q: What approach you'd use on the front-end to receive real-time notifications from the server (assume it's a greenfield project) and why?
