Ordoro is a web app that helps people manage their e-commerce business. Like everyone else in the world, we need developers. Unlike everyone else in the world,

Ordoro is a web app that helps people manage their e-commerce business. Like everyone else in the world, we need developers. Unlike everyone else in the world, we're awesome. Come and work with us. email ben@ordoro.com if you're interested Compensation and Perks ====================== - $80k-$120k salary - 0.1-1% equity - Full health benefits - Passionate and techno-curious teammates - Chillaxed vacation policy - A badass office in downtown Austin, TX (we'll pay your moving expenses) - Whatever gear you need for the job Python Web Developers ================= You'll mostly be working on our Flask-powered JSON API. For the next few months we're focused on things like exposing our API publicly and caching. You'll also add whatever functionality is needed to support features our customers want. In our dream world, the person we’d hire would love: - Using Python, Go, Postgres, Redis, and exploring other technology that would make Ordoro awesome - Tuning SQL queries to keep the API fast - Automation and testing - Using 3rd-party APIs and figuring out all the fun little land mines their docs fail to mention - Deploying applications in a Linux environment Javascript Frontend Developers ============================== You’ll be working on our client-side Javascript app along with adding functionality to the Express-powered server. For the next few months we’re focusing on porting code from a legacy application and adding several large features our customers have been clamoring for. In our dream world, the person we’d hire would love: - Writing client- and server-side Javascript - Discussing generators, promises, requirejs/browserify, grunt/gulp, and not CoffeeScript - The feeling you get when removing jQuery from a codebase - Working closely with our designer to make a clean, intuitive and world-class UX for our application - Deploying large Javascript applications in a Linux environment