Migreat
Django Developer Competitive Salary at
Migreat
New York City,NY,United States Mar 05, 2015 Migreat is a platform dedicated to democratizing the migrant world's most valuable resource: information. We are the first place where future and existing immigrants to a city can build their social relationships and network -- online or from a mobile device. It is a trusted community resource for foreign nationals to discover, access and share contacts, places and social tips about their new neighborhood. We hire great developers who can join our team in either Aldgate, London (UK) or midtown New York City. As a Django Developer with 4 to 7 years of web application experience, you'll be involved in all aspects of development across the Migreat platform. Duties Include: Architecting software solutions to product challenges Estimating work and communicating implementation plans Coding for new features Coding for platform maintenance and bug fixes Revision control (similar but simpler than Gitflow) Contributing to dev-ops, deployment, process automation Technical documentation Training and mentoring new developers ----- START TECH BUZZ WORD SECTION ----- Django, Celery, Fabric, Redis, PostgreSQL, Neo4j, Vagrant, Heroku, S3, Cloudflare,Cloudfront, Pusher, HTML5, SASS, Foundation, D3, jQuery, Bower, Grunt ----- END TECH BUZZ WORD SECTION ----- Still not convinced? Apart from the possibility of joining a small team in a startup environment you'll be able to build your abilities as we expand and you'll also enjoy: Stock options Conference budget Great team Plenty of vacation days Experience: 4 to 7 years of web application experience required. At least 2 years with Django. Send your CV/Resume and Github or an example of your own code. Migreat is an EOE. Position: Employee Position: Employee Work Schedule: Full-time Remote: No Relocation: Yes Salary: Competitive Salary How to Apply
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Migreat
New York City,NY,United States Mar 05, 2015 Migreat is a platform dedicated to democratizing the migrant world's most valuable resource: information. We are the first place where future and existing immigrants to a city can build their social relationships and network -- online or from a mobile device. It is a trusted community resource for foreign nationals to discover, access and share contacts, places and social tips about their new neighborhood. We hire great developers who can join our team in either Aldgate, London (UK) or midtown New York City. As a Django Developer with 4 to 7 years of web application experience, you'll be involved in all aspects of development across the Migreat platform. Duties Include: Architecting software solutions to product challenges Estimating work and communicating implementation plans Coding for new features Coding for platform maintenance and bug fixes Revision control (similar but simpler than Gitflow) Contributing to dev-ops, deployment, process automation Technical documentation Training and mentoring new developers ----- START TECH BUZZ WORD SECTION ----- Django, Celery, Fabric, Redis, PostgreSQL, Neo4j, Vagrant, Heroku, S3, Cloudflare,Cloudfront, Pusher, HTML5, SASS, Foundation, D3, jQuery, Bower, Grunt ----- END TECH BUZZ WORD SECTION ----- Still not convinced? Apart from the possibility of joining a small team in a startup environment you'll be able to build your abilities as we expand and you'll also enjoy: Stock options Conference budget Great team Plenty of vacation days Experience: 4 to 7 years of web application experience required. At least 2 years with Django. Send your CV/Resume and Github or an example of your own code. Migreat is an EOE. Position: Employee Position: Employee Work Schedule: Full-time Remote: No Relocation: Yes Salary: Competitive Salary How to Apply
Position is expired. Thanks for your interest. Django is a registered trademark of the Django Software Foundation |DjangoJobs is not associated with the Django Software Foundation
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