Junior Full-Stack Engineer

Bloom App Ltd
London
10 months ago
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Overview


We are on a mission to provide Career Coaching & Mentoring to everyone at work.

You can read more about what we do on ourLinkedInwatch an overviewof our product or read what thepress has been saying.


About the Role
We are looking for aJunior FullStack Developerto join our growing product team. You will work across both frontend and backend development helping build and maintain features that enhance our platforms functionality and user experience. This is an exciting opportunity to learn and grow in a purposedriven organization that is shaping the future of work through technology and coaching.

Key Responsibilities

  • FullStack developmentContribute to building and maintaining web applications & APIs using TypeScript React React Native Node.js and databases like PostgreSQL or MongoDB.
  • CollaborationWork closely with senior developers product managers and designers to deliver userfriendly features.
  • Testing & debuggingWrite unit tests and debug issues to improve application performance and reliability.
  • Learning & growthStay up to date with industry trends best practices and new technologies to continuously improve your skills.

Requirements

  • Experience:02 years of fullstack development experience (internships projects or freelance work count!.
  • Technical proficiency:Basic knowledge of JavaScript TypeScript React.js Node.js and database management.
  • Frontend skills:Understanding of HTML CSS and responsive design principles.
  • Backend skills:Familiarity with API development RESTful services and database interactions.
  • ProblemSolving mindset:Eager to troubleshoot and solve technical challenges.
  • Collaboration & communication:Strong ability to work in a team ask questions and share ideas.
  • Adaptability:Willingness to learn new technologies and take on challenges across the stack.

NicetoHave skills

  • Familiarity with cloud services (AWS GCP or Azure).
  • Experience with version control systems like Git/GitHub.
  • Understanding of CI/CD pipelines and DevOps principles.
  • Exposure to testing frameworks (Jest Cypress or similar).
  • Exposure to React Native
  • Exposure to GraphQL

More about Bloom

Bloom is positioned to become a power brand in Future Of Work; On a mission to deliver CAS Coaching At Scale. Our founders Alistair and Jamie have spent more than a decade building successful technology businesses together. Between them they have created and sold companies to some of the worlds most successful enterprises and in the process have generated more than $1Bn in shareholder return.


Working at Bloom

  • A great opportunity to play an integral role in important initiatives and have a meaningful impact.
  • The opportunity to work on a missionled purpose driven product with a highperforming team.
  • Huge potential for career development and broad exposure as the company grows.
  • Plenty of opportunities to socialise and be part of a positive working culture from weekly breakfasts and regular team drinks to yoga classes and weekly lunchandlearns.
  • Competitive benefits package including enhanced parental leave and comprehensive health insurance.


Required Experience:

Junior IC


Key Skills
Splunk,System Design,C/C++,FIPS,Go,LabView,PKI,AWS,SolidWorks,Linux,Natural Language Processing,Siem
Employment Type :Full-Time
Department / Functional Area:Engineering
Experience:years
Vacancy:1

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