Associate Software Engineer (Frontend)

Company: Stack Sports
Location: San Diego
Posted on: April 8, 2021

Job Description:

From our humble beginnings as sports parents and coaches, we founded Stack Sports to transform the youth sports experience by helping other parents, coaches and administrators manage all aspects of their sports organizations. By developing easy-to-use team management and related solutions, we allow parents, players and coaches to focus on the game - not administrative duties. Our founders and employees wear many hats; successful entrepreneurs, loving parents, sports enthusiasts, community volunteers. Being able to juggle all the important aspects of life can be challenging as sports parents. Our Values

• Play to Win - Strive for greatness every day. Results count
• Be a Team Player - Commit to collective success. Be anchored in transparency, candor, and respect
• Own the Solution - Be a problem solver. Embrace the challenge
• Run in Our Customers' Shoes - Have empathy for our customers and evaluate our performance through their eyes Who You Are We understand that no candidate is perfectly qualified for any job. Experience comes in different forms; many skills are transferable, and passion goes a long way. Even more important than your r--sum-- is a clear demonstration of dedication, impact, and the ability to thrive in a fluid and collaborative environment. We want you to learn new things in this role, and we encourage you to apply if your experience is close to what we're looking for. We also know that diversity of background and thought makes for better problem solving and more creative thinking, which is why we're dedicated to adding new perspectives to the team. This position is ideal first or second job for a bootcamp graduate that has shown they have what it takes to learn and grow and has decided to pursue their software development dream with a role in frontend/UX development.--
  • You are a team player who enjoys-- working in an Agile environment
  • You are comfortable working with more than one frontend technology and want to learn more
  • You have strong problem solving, debugging and investigative skills
  • You analyze and plan before you act
  • You own the solution from end to end
  • You have excellent communication skills
  • You take pride in developing clean, elegant and highly-reusable code that is easy to maintain and extend Skills & Qualifications
    • You have a BS degree or equivalent, not necessarily in Computer Science
    • You may have learned a lot in Bootcamp but want to learn more
    • You have some frontend development experience with jQuery, Bootstrap or similar frameworks
    • You can turn wireframe mockups into front-end code What You'll Do
      • Collaborate with peers on brainstorms, technical design discussions, pair programming sessions and code reviews
      • Solve problems and deliver products and solutions that help fulfill the Stack Sports vision
      • Build out frontend designs with technical and graphical flair What We Offer
        • Open, modern, and collaborative work environment
        • Entrepreneurial environment - leave your mark
        • Fully Paid Parental Leave At this time, Stack Sports will not sponsor a visa application for this role Are you legally authorized to work in the United States? --*
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