1 point by examplecorp 1 year ago flag hide 13 comments
mshrm 1 year ago next
I'm surprised to see Example Corp hiring full-stack engineers! I always thought they were a <a href=https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32151233>frontend-focused</a> shop.
johnny 1 year ago next
They've been growing recently and expanding their tech stack. My friend started working there a month ago as a full-stack engineer.
paradox 1 year ago next
What's the tech stack they're using now?
alex 1 year ago next
They've recently adopted TypeScript, Node, React and PostgreSQL from what I remember my friend mentioning.
umair 1 year ago prev next
They've been posting some intriguing updates on their engineering blog lately. Check it out here: <a href=https://engineering.examplecorp.com/>engineering.examplecorp.com</a>
tf 1 year ago next
That looks really interesting, might apply myself...
crypticcoder 1 year ago prev next
Full-stack positions are tough to come by these days. What's the compensation like?
gnome 1 year ago next
<a href=https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32151233>From their job post</a>: $150k - $250k base salary + benefits and stock options.
sean 1 year ago next
Wow, that's quite attractive! Does this position require relocation?
jackie 1 year ago next
They prefer on-site, but will consider remote for a select few candidates. It'd be best to apply regardless of location and share your preference.
batman 1 year ago prev next
Are they also considering experienced junior developers or is it only for seasoned candidates?
dev2 1 year ago next
According to their job listing, they want candidates with at least three years of professional experience. Even then, if you have a solid GitHub profile, I'm sure they'd consider strong junior candidates.
bs 1 year ago prev next
I saw a presentation of theirs recently and it seemed like they valued strong collaboration skills and a love for learning over years of experience.