Job Description
We’re looking for a Junior Programmer who thrives on structured problem-solving and wants to grow by working on real, production-grade systems. You’ll assist in building internal tools, debugging automation scripts, and maintaining the logic layer of client-facing features. You’ll be working in a team where clarity in logic, attention to code hygiene, and a strong grasp of version control are essential—not optional.
This is not a templated “code monkey” role. You’ll be expected to analyze how small changes ripple through the system, follow naming conventions religiously, and improve your understanding of systems design as you go.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist with building and maintaining reusable modules for the company’s internal platforms (primarily in Python or Node.js).
- Write clean, readable, and well-documented code using agreed-upon coding standards.
- Collaborate with QA to reproduce and resolve low-complexity bugs using logging and test harnesses.
- Contribute to internal documentation by mapping logical flows or explaining decisions.
- Participate in peer reviews—not just for grammar, but to understand architectural decisions.
- Maintain and improve small parts of CI/CD pipelines under senior supervision.
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
- At least one completed internship or personal project that involves database interaction and API calls (GitHub link or demo required).
- Proficiency in at least one programming language: Python, JavaScript (Node.js preferred), or Go.
- Familiarity with Git workflows, branching models, and commit hygiene.
- Understanding of basic database concepts (e.g., primary keys, joins, query optimization).
- Comfortable using Postman or similar tools to interact with REST APIs.
- Able to write basic unit tests and understand why they fail.
Preferred Qualifications
- Exposure to containerized development environments (Docker).
- Experience writing CLI tools or scripts for automation.
- Awareness of performance trade-offs in code (e.g., memory vs. speed).
- Can explain one trade-off they made in a personal project and why.
Are you interested in this position?
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