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Asana (asana.com) | New York, NY | Product Engineer | Full-time | Onsite | Visa Asana's mission is to enable all teams to collaborate effortlessly. We're takin
by ScotterC 8y ago
Asana (asana.com) | New York, NY | Product Engineer | Full-time | Onsite | Visa
Asana's mission is to enable all teams to collaborate effortlessly. We're taking on the work management space and I have a fundamental belief that technology can help us all self-organize more efficiently and in return allow us to work more in our genius, achieving a state of flow more often. Asana delivers on this with our product and our culture.
We're looking for Product Engineers who are passionate about creating a phenomenal culture that enables autonomy and responsibility while striving to building the best product possible because that's what we compete on.
Our tech stack: Typescript / React and our own version of GraphQL (we built it before GraphQL was open sourced)
I joined because I was convinced that the incredible collaboration experiences I had in a small startup could be scaled up to big companies. Come work with me https://asana.com/jobs/apply/1163890/product-engineer https://asana.com/jobs/apply/1163890/product-engineer
- pspeter3 8y agoOur version of GraphQL executes all queries as "live" by default. This means you do not need to worry about data changes when designing a feature. If you want to learn more, we're having a Meetup in NYC on the 23rd. RSVP here https://www.meetup.com/typescript-react/events/254691034/ https://www.meetup.com/typescript-react/events/254691034/
- skim1233 8y agoI've only recently started learning more about GraphQL and wow , 'live' queries is quite the feature! I'm curious though, have you found any downsides to using 'live' compared to more traditional updates? Thanks for the event plug btw, looking forward to it!