TableCheck, Japan's leading restaurant reservation management platform, is searching for a skilled Full-stack Engineer for our self-service onboarding Team.
TableCheck has embraced remote work. As such, communication and documentation are in our blood. We emphasize best practices such as agile, scrum, automation, and customer-centric improvements. We look for people who constantly learn from mistakes and adapt, and we expect members of our teams to constantly follow up with questions and updates to keep everyone in the loop.
Our new software stack is being built with the latest technologies including dbt, Airflow, and Broadway. We primarily deploy our services using AWS.
Responsibilities
Cross-domain product development in a squad comprised of frontend & backend engineers, product managers, designers, QA, and close collaboration with all squad members.
Design and build APIs for our customers, vendors, and internal use
Create integrations with 3rd party APIs
Create clear and concise documentation
Estimate tasks and provide continuous feedback
Requirements
5+ years of experience with full stack software development
3+ years of experience with Ruby on Rails and React (or other FE frameworks)
At least 5 hours overlap with our core hours of 11:00 ~ 19:00 GTM+9 is required.
Understands and contributes to the business requirements, and has a burning desire to solve customer problems
Business-level English
Experience working in a Product Team, where you maintained a product in a production setting.
Has strong communication skills and values team over individual.
Moves fast, has a strong bias for impact, and seeks forgiveness, not permission.
At least 4 hours overlap with our core hours of 11:00 ~ 19:00 GTM+9 is required.
Nice to haves
Experience working with Front-end technologies (Ideally, ReactJS)
Experience working with Cloud infrastructures (Ideally, AWS)
Previous startup experience is highly desired
Software Security
Test-driven development
Payment gateway integration
Experience with any of these other languages: Elixir, Scala, Go, or Python
