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Lucid Reality Labs is developing the next generation XR solutions that change how people experience life, communicate, learn, tackle global challenges, work, and interact with the world. Our company has been recognized among the Top World companies in XR for years. We offer a systemic and innovative approach to complex solutions for Healthcare, Life Sciences, Aerospace and Defense, Commercial, and Public Sectors. Our award-winning cases create pathways to impactful technology. This is a great opportunity to join the key team, gain hands-on experience and exposure to spatial computing technology, and contribute to our Mission by disrupting global challenges with responsible technology! In this role, you will be primarily responsible for back-end development (approximately 80% of your tasks) to build and maintain robust, scalable server-side solutions. The remaining 20% of your responsibilities will involve front-end work using React. We are looking for an accomplished engineer who excels at designing, optimizing, and deploying sophisticated back-end systems, yet is comfortable contributing to front-end needs when necessary. Requirements What you’ll be working on: Designing, estimating, and implementing both frontend and backend architecture of different complexity from ground on; Maintaining the existing code base; Creating JSON-based server APIs with generated documentation; Estimating and writing frontend logic in Single Page Applications; Collaboration with the Unity developers for API integration. Required skills: Strong knowledge of TypeScript, NestJS, React, and any kind of SQL-based database; Docker management; Experience in writing or leading the NestJS backend services from scratch; Experience in writing or leading the React app from scratch; Strong understanding of design patterns and antipatterns; Covering the meaningful pieces with tests; Experience with any cloud service; Providing the estimates on different scales, starting with tasks and ending with the full project; Good spoken and written English. Bonus points: Experience with high-load systems; Experience with AWS Services; Vue.js knowledge; Having an open-source pet project; Experience with PostgreSQL, and any NoSQL database; Experience with any kind of WebXR framework; FRP (Functional Reactive Programming) knowledge. Why work with us? 24 working days paid vacation, 7 days sick leave, and public holidays; Flexible working hours of remote work; Open-minded and outside-the-box ideas embodied in life; Award-winning and diverse team to grow together; Access to XR technologies; Minimum bureaucracy and a great working environment. Join us, and together, let’s make a positive impact on how we experience life! Originally posted on Himalayas
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