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Reef Technologies | Senior Python Backend Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time Salary: 45-70 USD per hour, or 7560-11760 USD a month (assuming 40 hours per week). Hour

Reef Technologies | Senior Python Backend Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time Salary: 45-70 USD per hour, or 7560-11760 USD a month (assuming 40 hours per week). Hourly rates typically adjusted annually. We’re all about the backend! As a fully remote Python software house, we comprise a small, agile team of senior engineers, each with at least five years of experience. We're known for delivering stable solutions and always accounting for edge cases, minimizing the need for urgent fixes. - Full Remote Flexibility: Work from anywhere. - Flexible Hours: Pick your own hours, with only ~2 calls per week. - Dynamic Projects: Work with startups globally on projects of your choice. - Influence: Contribute to decisions and influence how we operate. - Project Selection: Only accept projects you're interested in. - No managers; thanks to the Sociocracy 3.0 framework, everyone's opinion is valued. - Personal assistant for your non-work tasks. - Multicultural environment with a voice for everyone. Who Are We Looking For? Experienced Python engineer with at least 5 years of programming (not necessarily professional), including at least a year with Python. Must have a deep love for Python and the ability to come up with Pythonic solutions to problems. How to Apply: Just go to https://careers.reef.pl/ https://careers.reef.pl/ and see what we’re all about! Do not send us CVs. Contact: Email: hiring@reef.pl Company Website: https://reef-technologies.com/ https://reef-technologies.com/

gcj 2y ago
Love the hiring page!
93po 2y ago
FYI to other applicants, they appear to use "evalground" for interviewing, which seems to require you to install anti-cheating software and be recorded by camera the entire time. If you don't want to do this, you might want to save your time applying.
- rooter 2y ago
  this is untrue, it's clearly web browser only and does not require camera during test - have you tried it yourself? maybe others use different evalground settings?
  - 93po 2y ago
    i imagine evalground provides different options, my feedback was based on other people using evalground. regardless, the actual work environment when hired also use activity tracking features which is frankly ten times worse
ptero 2y ago
I remember looking at this when I last looked for a new job. The landing page is very cool, the environment sounds great. Pay is lower than US but at this point in life it's not my #1 consideration. I was ready to apply. And then I read about the company requiring a spy app doing logging and regular snapshots. This seems so antithetical to everything else in your policy book (and a hard stop for me). Just curious, what is the reason for using it?
- tarruda 2y ago
  Upwork/oDesk has a similar system. In these apps, the hours are only billed when you have activity in front of the computer (moving mouse and pressing keys). I suspect the purpose is the same as platforms like Upwork use it: to ensure they pay only for time you are moving the mouse or typing something. Time away from the computer (but where you could also be thinking about work) is not billed. Since few people can stay 8 hours in front of the computer programming (even if working full time) , they hire you as a full time but only pay part time salary.
  - ptero 2y ago
    Agreed. But what I meant is not the literal "what does typing trackers find" but a higher level surprise, as this type of tracking will scare away precisely the people they want to hire: senior python developers who can work autonomously in a remote-first culture. My 2c.
    - tarruda 2y ago
      Funny thing is that it is trivial to fool these apps by using scripts which interact with the computer/VM automatically, so they will not only scare away good developers, it is likely they are creating incentives for the kind of people who would cheat the system.
      - przadka 2y ago
        Thanks for your comment. As I wrote in another reply: The screenshot feature is enabled to allow team members to review their past activities for accurate tracking. Beyond that specific use, we don't review screenshots. We considered building an internal solution where screenshots would be stored locally, but ultimately decided Hubstaff meets our needs.

gcj 2y ago

Love the hiring page!

93po 2y ago

FYI to other applicants, they appear to use "evalground" for interviewing, which seems to require you to install anti-cheating software and be recorded by camera the entire time. If you don't want to do this, you might want to save your time applying.

rooter 2y ago
this is untrue, it's clearly web browser only and does not require camera during test - have you tried it yourself? maybe others use different evalground settings?
- 93po 2y ago
  i imagine evalground provides different options, my feedback was based on other people using evalground. regardless, the actual work environment when hired also use activity tracking features which is frankly ten times worse

ptero 2y ago

I remember looking at this when I last looked for a new job. The landing page is very cool, the environment sounds great. Pay is lower than US but at this point in life it's not my #1 consideration. I was ready to apply. And then I read about the company requiring a spy app doing logging and regular snapshots. This seems so antithetical to everything else in your policy book (and a hard stop for me). Just curious, what is the reason for using it?

tarruda 2y ago
Upwork/oDesk has a similar system. In these apps, the hours are only billed when you have activity in front of the computer (moving mouse and pressing keys). I suspect the purpose is the same as platforms like Upwork use it: to ensure they pay only for time you are moving the mouse or typing something. Time away from the computer (but where you could also be thinking about work) is not billed. Since few people can stay 8 hours in front of the computer programming (even if working full time) , they hire you as a full time but only pay part time salary.
- ptero 2y ago
  Agreed. But what I meant is not the literal "what does typing trackers find" but a higher level surprise, as this type of tracking will scare away precisely the people they want to hire: senior python developers who can work autonomously in a remote-first culture. My 2c.
  - tarruda 2y ago
    Funny thing is that it is trivial to fool these apps by using scripts which interact with the computer/VM automatically, so they will not only scare away good developers, it is likely they are creating incentives for the kind of people who would cheat the system.
    - przadka 2y ago
      Thanks for your comment. As I wrote in another reply: The screenshot feature is enabled to allow team members to review their past activities for accurate tracking. Beyond that specific use, we don't review screenshots. We considered building an internal solution where screenshots would be stored locally, but ultimately decided Hubstaff meets our needs.