Javascript Engineer

At Awesome Gym Inc., we’re building a continuous monitoring platform specifically targeted at the challenges of cloud security for elastic infrastructure. Our platform gives our customers deep visibility into their systems’ behaviors and helps to identify potentially anomalous actions of users and processes.

Our web application is built in React and Node.js, with a powerful back-end leveraging several high-scale platforms. We’re looking to expand to additional technologies and toolkits as our data visualization and event processing needs scale. We expect you to be psyched about learning new languages and platforms quickly, and passionate about finding the right solution for the job. We’re an agile team, so we’re definitely looking for solid generalists that are enthusiastic about taking on any task.

Come join us in building the future of cloud security.

We’ve built a lot, but our scale challenges will keep coming and we’re continuously improving how we can better handle data streams and make them useful to end-users. You’ll be directly influencing and building software that helps users understand their own systems through this data.

A cohesive Engineering team where software and infrastructure engineers work side-by-side as we release new code, resolve bottlenecks, and improve our reliability and scalability (Dev Ops!).

A team that is committed to continuous delivery practices and continually learning as we grow.

• Build front-end components that help our customers understand their own security posture
• Leverage and improve back-end APIs that power our website
• Spend more time coding and less time on deployment
• We use Threat Stack to protect Threat Stack. We want you to use our product and be vocal about how we can improve it – if it works for you, it’s likely going to work for our customers

• Experience with a programming language like Java or C++
• Experience with server-side technologies
• Someone that puts a value on their code quality and tests it

• Experience styling using SASS, LESS or similar tools
• You can talk through the pros/cons of using webpack
• You have opinions on React or Angular, and you can put those aside to solve a problem

In 150 characters or fewer, tell us what makes you unique. Try to be creative and say something that will catch our eye!