"Scaler is an action-focused sustainability platform purpose-built for the real estate industry. We empower real estate managers and investors to protect value, improve resiliency, and reduce long-term risk. Role Overview: We are seeking for a resourceful Fullstack Software Engineer that will implement new products and features end to end together with our designers and data scientists. The problems you'll work on range from bringing our machine learning algorithms to a production environment to implementing new visualizations for our customers."
"Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Math, Statistics, Engineering or otherwise proven experience as a Software Engineer or equivalent Experience coding using general purpose language like Python, Javascript and CSS Experience using some of the following frameworks: FastAPI, Laravel, Vue.js, Tailwind CSS and ECharts Experience working with and instrumenting web-metrics, monitoring and analytics systems Deep knowledge of data structures and algorithms and an ability to use them practically when implementing solutions"
Scaler is an action-focused sustainability platform for the real estate industry, empowering managers and investors to protect value, improve resiliency, and reduce long-term risk. The Fullstack Software Engineer will implement end-to-end features and visualizations, bring machine learning algorithms into production, and design backend architecture to scale tenfold. The role includes establishing engineering practices such as code reviews, monitoring, and unit testing. Qualifications include a Bachelors degree or equivalent experience, proficiency in Python, JavaScript, and CSS, and experience with frameworks like FastAPI, Laravel, Vue.js, Tailwind CSS, and ECharts. The stack uses Vue.js, AWS, Kafka, Redis, Postgres, and Docker. Benefits include competitive salary, equity, vacation, hybrid work, parental leave, and development budget.
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