SuperAPI is growing and looking to expand the development team with another Elixir developer. Our preference is for a developer located in Melbourne but we’re not adverse from hearing from remote developers or those looking at relocating (unfortunately we can’t help with the relocation but we can give you a job!).
About us
My name: Samuel Richardson
My position: CTO
Company name: SuperAPI
Company website: https://superapi.com.au/
Company headquarters (country): Melbourne, Australia
SuperAPI provides a product to easily allow our software partners to meet Australian requirements and compliance around providing superannuation choice to employees in their system. We have been running for close to two years, having raised some money recently to accelerate our integrations. We aim to be cashflow positive and self-sustaining within the next six months.
About the job
Job title: Elixir Developer
Job description: As we are still at the start of development journey, you job will be a “jack of all trades” style position, being able to jump in where required to work on what’s needed. We are very much an Elixir shop top to bottom so you can expect to be working on Phoenix, LiveView and some small JavaScript widgets where we’ve needed to extend functionality using phx-hook. Experience with AWS+ Terraform would be a plus as this is certainly an area we could do with overhauling in the medium term.
Salary range: ~160k AUD + Super.
Qualifications or experience required: Ideally experience in Elixir itself or adjacent functionality languages.
Position on remote work
Remote job: Negotiable
Remote restrictions: No hard restrictions, the closer to Austalian Eastern Standard Time, the better.
About the interview process
We have a detailed document on our hiring process here: How we hire at SuperAPI | SuperAPI: The embedded future of super
Further info
To apply, please send a cover letter and short resume to jobs@superapi.com.au
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