FuseSport | Lead front-end engineer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, onsite | $110k-$130k++
We're an established, funded player providing software for sports events across USA and Australia. Our aim is to connect sports organisers, athletes, supporters, and volunteers, with the best app in the world. We're working with the likes of ESPN and Microsoft, and we have offices in Sydney, Colorado, and Washington DC.
Our dev team is currently just six, and we are looking for someone to lead the front-end/app side of what is an ambitious, comprehensive new platform. You'll be working with our CTO and back-end Python guy, another React gun we have on the team, and once you've gotten underway (or possibly sooner!) we plan to hire another front-end developer (or two) to help you.
The stack is Python/Django, React, React Native; but that's not set in stone yet, so there's still opportunity to help make some of those key decisions with us (eg Redux vs Mobx, debate React vs Angular vs Vue vs Aurelia, and so on).
Email me simon.litchfield (at) fusesport.com prefixing the subject with "HN:"
We're an established, funded player providing software for sports events across USA and Australia. Our aim is to connect sports organisers, athletes, supporters, and volunteers, with the best app in the world. We're working with the likes of ESPN and Microsoft, and we have offices in Sydney, Colorado, and Washington DC.
Our dev team is currently just six, and we are looking for someone to lead the front-end/app side of what is an ambitious, comprehensive new platform. You'll be working with our CTO and back-end Python guy, another React gun we have on the team, and once you've gotten underway (or possibly sooner!) we plan to hire another front-end developer (or two) to help you.
The stack is Python/Django, React, React Native; but that's not set in stone yet, so there's still opportunity to help make some of those key decisions with us (eg Redux vs Mobx, debate React vs Angular vs Vue vs Aurelia, and so on).
Email me simon.litchfield (at) fusesport.com prefixing the subject with "HN:"