Develop and maintain the iOS version of the Teachme Biz service, focusing on UI renewal and overall development.
About this role
Studist is looking for a Software Engineer to join the development of a new-business product, in a small team of one product manager, one designer and two engineers. Details of the product are shared in casual interviews because it is a new venture.
The engineer builds web applications with Supabase and Nuxt, digs into customer problems and discusses feature specifications with the product manager and designer, and works on improvements to development speed and experience. Every Friday is reserved for paying down technical debt and future-facing work, such as library updates, trials of technology the product may adopt, and reading groups. The team suits people who want to turn what they learn into work quickly and who prefer solving problems with systems and code over relying on individuals.
Applicants need experience developing and operating web applications. Experience with Nuxt, PostgreSQL, Supabase, UI/UX-minded development, B2B SaaS, and self-started efficiency improvements is preferred. The company wants people with a strong sense of purpose, a customer view and sympathy for its business concept.
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