Elixir Lead Developer

Job Description

• Architecting and implementing solutions for complex feature enhancements
• Planning development approaches from requirements and wireframes
• Breaking out assignments from broader development initiatives for other developers to work on
• Taking responsibility for the quality and timeliness of the output of a small development team
• Communicating well with project managers and business analysts to ensure that user stories are fully clarified and ready for development
• Ability to plan development efficiently by leveraging the existing code base
• Creating solutions and utilizing code libraries to be used in teamdevelopment initiatives
• Maintaining JIRA tickets with proper documentation during the development process
• Working with business analysts to ensure client communication
• Maintain personal equipment to be free from security issues malware and viruses
• Actively participating in team meetings providing feedback on and recommending improvements to technologies procedures and process
• Collaborate and coordinate with other team members on large development projects to ensure consistency of approach and code corpus
• Correctly recording time spent on assignments
• Properly documenting code in English so that another developer can quickly understand its intent including careful selection of variable and class names use of programming patterns and other Clean Code practices

Requirements

• 7 to 10 years of programming experience
  • At least 1 year of leadership experience
  • 4 years of continuous experience in Elixir
• Mastery of the HTML DOM CSS and Javascript
• Mastery of Elixir stack:
  • Elixir Live View
  • Data structures
  • PostgreSQL/Ecto
  • Absinthe
• Mastery of REST APIs
• Mastery of Git and code repositories
• Ability to communicate effectively in written and spoken English
• Quick learner selfteacher
• Ability to work well in a team
• Amenable to working on a hybrid setup (24x RTO/month in MOA Pasay negotiable) and night shift schedule

Remote Work :

No