Summary Sheet: Engineering |
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| Advertiser Name | HeadFirst B.V. | | Advertiser Type: | Agency |
| Classification: | Engineering | | Subclassification: | |
| Country: | Netherlands | | Location: | Netherlands |
| Language: | English - United Kingdom (en-GB) | | Contact Name: | |
| Employment Type: | Permanent | | Workhours: | Full Time |
Position: Fullstack developer |
Description:
Help build the future of HR Tech
At HeadFirst Group, we are transforming the flexible labour market. With our platform Striive, we connect 180,000 independent professionals, suppliers and clients. From onboarding and matching to contracts, time recording and invoicing - everything runs on Striive.
Your challenge
We are on the eve of international expansion into markets such as the UK and US. This brings complex issues of scalability, compliance and multi-region infrastructure. We are building a platform that functions smoothly across multiple countries, languages and legislations. And for that, we need you!
You will work in a cross-functional product team in which engineers, product managers, designers and analysts work closely together. Within your team, you get a lot of autonomy and the chance to make an impact.
What will you do?
- Actively contribute to the technical roadmap, code reviews and our way of working.
- Collaborate with designers to localise the existing front-end and develop and test new features.
- Develop smart automations for onboarding processes so that professionals worldwide quickly find relevant assignments.
- Working with AWS, Docker and event-driven architectures (RabbitMQ) to deliver a robust platform that meets international security, compliance and performance standards.
We are definitely a match if
- You have a passion for clean code and good testing.
- You have a can-do mentality and positive mindset.
- You enjoy working in teams, actively asking questions and are open to feedback.
- You are energised by technical challenges and complexity.
- You are pragmatic in your approach - working software that delivers value is more important than perfection
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