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Senior Full Stack Engineer - MarTech

hear.com is the fastest-growing hearing care company globally. We are driven by our belief that every person should hear well to live well. With our unique digital business model, we have changed the way hearing care is provided. We are a profitable global health-technology company with origins in Europe. Since starting our journey in 2012, we have helped thousands of customers get on the path to better hearing. In just 8 years, we have grown our team from 2 to over 1,000 people. We work hard and play hard in 7 international locations from Miami to Seoul.

We promise to ourselves: to define the future of hearing care, to never be corporate and to always live Day One.

We are seeking a talented and experienced Senior Full stack Engineer – Marketing Tech to join us as we are shaping this fascinating consumer healthcare space!

Why hear.com?

  • The hearing industry is booming with so much noise, you won't even hear the whispers of seasonal job shifts or layoffs!
  • A global company with a long-term vision and strong growth!
  • Comprehensive Training
  • Hybrid schedules: 3 days in our Denver office
  • Benefits: Access to Gym, Full Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, Parental leave, matching 401K

During a typical day, you will:

  • Support the business on acquiring new customers and reactivating existing ones
  • Design, build and maintain reliable and scalable web services (both frontend and backend)
  • Contribute to the development and implementation of the Marketing Tech roadmap - together with the teams in Berlin
  • Work closely with Marketing and Customer Acquisition teams to understand their needs and develop technical solutions that deliver business value
  • Implement and maintain data integration from various sources to support Marketing Analytics
  • Continuously monitor and optimize the performance of web services, ensuring high responsiveness and minimal downtime
  • Implement rigorous testing protocols to identify and fix bugs. Ensure high standards of quality in all software releases

Your Profile:

  • Javascript ES6 or newer + Typescript
  • Relational databases (e.g. Postgres, MySQL)
  • 5+ years experience of Backend Experience (NodeJs, Java spring, PHP, Python, FastAPI)
  • 5+ years experience with React frontends
  • Comfortable with Docker and containerization
  • Experience with a 2nd backend framework (e.g. Python, Go, PHP, Java) (Preferred not required)
  • Experience with a 2nd frontend framework (e.g. Vue, NextJs) (Preferred not required)
  • Modern frontend frameworks (e.g. React, Vue.js, Next.js) (Preferred not required)
  • Non-relational databases (e.g. MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Redis) (Preferred not required)
  • Previous experience with AdTech/MarTech (Preferred not required)
  • Distributed event streaming platform (e.g Kafka, Pulsar)
  • Experience with CI/CD (e.g Jenkins, Github Actions)
  • Great communication skills (written and spoken)
  • Some project management skills
  • Must have high attention to detail
  • Self-starter spirit who takes initiative
  • Team player attitude
  • Experience mentoring others
  • Ability to work well in a fast-paced environment

What We Offer:

  • An opportunity to work with happy and grateful customers every single day
  • A chance to grow with an innovative company
  • A unique content-driven, top-performing and family-type work culture
  • A high degree of autonomy and responsibility from day one
  • An open-minded and international working environment that fosters creativity
  • Excellent salary and benefits package with entrepreneurial incentives

Check us out...

  • Tiktok: @hear.com_hearingloss
  • Instagram: hear.com_Official
  • website:www.hear.com

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