marcelo
Senior Backend Engineer - Elixir at Remote (remote.com)
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We encourage folks from all ethnic groups, genders, sexuality, age and abilities to apply. We value kindness, ownership and team collaboration. You can check out our public handbook to learn more about our culture. If this job description resonates with you, we want to hear from you!
How we work
Remote is fully remote (ah!) and we love Working Async. This means you get to do your own schedule no matter the timezone. The Remote Engineering team uses a simple approach to productivity and task management and you can read more about it in The Remote Flow.
The team you’ll be joining: 35 engineers, spanning across Frontend, Backend, SRE and QA. We’re organised into product teams composed with engineers, designers, product managers, operations and finance, each dedicated to achieving the same goals in a specific domain.
Requirements
Must have (professional experience):
- 2 years (minimum) working with Elixir and Phoenix
- Postgres (or similar)
- Redis (Similar)
- CI/CD (GitLab, Github, Jenkins or similar)
- Docker
Nice to have
- Kubernetes
- Elasticsearch
- AWS
- Nextjs
- React/Vue/Angular
Benefits
- Remote work culture
- You and your family come first! Unlimited paid time off.
- The equipment/tools you need to do your job well and comfortable
- Good salary and company options
- Flexible working hours
- Home office setup
- Health insurance
Hiring Process
- (async) Application is reviewed by our Engineering Director
- Interview with our recruiter
- Interview with your future manager (Engineering Director)
- (async) code exercise (you’re not expected to spend more than 2 - 4 hours)
- Interview with the team (without any manager in the call so you can really get to know the people and ask all you want to ask)
- (async) Reference calls
- (async) Offer
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PragTob
Hey everyone, if this interests you but you want to talk to someone working at remote before applying etc. feel free to reach out to me (details should be in my profile) - I started working at remote a month ago and am really enjoying it.
This also means that working here comes with an unlimited supply of bunny pictures from me 
PragTob
Exadra37
Nice from you to be available for anyone wanting an informal chat about the company 
If I had Elixir professional experience I wouldn’t look back and would apply
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