Javascript Software Engineer
At Dashlane (Full-time), in Lisbon, Portugal
Expires at: 2019-09-23
Dashlane is looking for a software engineer to contribute to the development of our browser extensions and web applications . This is a unique opportunity to work on the core of a product used by more than 11 million users across the world. Browser extensions are the main component of Dashlane, improving the browsing experience of our users, helping them to manage passwords, credit cards, and all their personal data without even thinking about it.
Using Typescript as your primary language, React when it comes to front-end projects, Webpack as a bundler , you will build an incredible product and handle complex challenges in order to make Dashlane feature set available to any browser on any device. You will collaborate with our Product, Design, and QA teams to constantly improve the user experience.
You will be in charge of the full stack of your features, from the extension backend to the UI, from the architecture to the development. In parallel you will constantly share knowledge with the rest of your team, via pair programming or team internal trainings. You will have the opportunity to challenge your pairs and be challenged in pull requests.
Main requirements
3+ years of experience in software development;
High code quality standards and a good knowledge of engineering best practices;
A significant experience with web applications development;
Great oral and written communication in English.
Nice to have
Some knowledge of browsers extension development is a plus.
Perks
Flexible Working Hours;
A MacBook Pro and a height adjustable standing Desk;
Opportunity to take part in an International Team;
Being one of the first employees in our Lisbon office, you will have the chance to participate to the construction of the team culture and recruitment of your next colleagues ;)
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