Develop a deskless-worker education SaaS, handling web/API design, development, testing, performance improvement and technical-debt reduction. Four remote days are permitted weekly.
About this role
Tebiki develops tebiki, a video-based DX SaaS product for deskless workers in manufacturing, logistics, construction, factories, warehouses, restaurants and hotels. The company is also developing tebiki現場分析, a manufacturing field-reporting DX SaaS that aims to turn recorded operational data into automated analysis for anomaly detection and process improvement, with further AI use planned.
The tech lead web application engineer will guide technical efforts that improve product quality and customer value. The role is being added as the customer base of the main product expands and the existing system and development methods need to become more stable and efficient. Key technical challenges include gradually converting a monolithic system into microservices, reducing technical debt, improving development speed, and building a productive engineering environment. The engineer will contribute to technology selection, architecture design and other important technical decisions.
Responsibilities include planning and adding product features, defining requirements, and designing, developing and testing web applications and APIs. The role also covers measuring and improving application performance, designing architectures including technology selection, and resolving technical debt. Web application engineers own the development cycle from specification planning through launch. They work closely with designers and QA engineers and lead development work that includes design and testing. The balance of responsibilities may be adjusted according to experience.
The development languages are Ruby, TypeScript and Go. The listed frameworks are Ruby on Rails, Vue.js and React. The data platforms are Aurora MySQL and BigQuery. Infrastructure includes AWS, some GCP and Docker, with Terraform also used. Source code is managed with GitHub, communication uses Slack, and other listed tools include Datadog and GitHub Actions.
The position permits remote work up to four days per week. The development machine can be selected freely. The team uses Scrum and aims to release improvements weekly; pair programming and code reviews are used to support skill development. The listed work location is an office in Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. The posting states that the scope may change to locations designated by the company and that smoking is permitted in designated areas on the premises.
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