.Job DescriptionWe build the next level onramping toolbox for fiat-to-crypto transactions. We are a fast-paced scale-up in the Netherlands, enabling access to web3 by bridging the world of Fiat Currencies (Euro, Dollars, etc.) with the world of Cryptocurrencies.We provide an embeddable widget and API for crypto-native trading platforms, apps, and websites so their users can buy cryptocurrencies when needed on those platforms. By partnering with the best fiat-to-crypto payment gateways and presenting them in a single plugin for crypto platforms such as wallets, DeFi apps, and trading platforms, their users can then buy crypto easily in-platform when needed. This is one of the most important intersections for web3/meta.We are looking for a Senior Fullstack Engineer with a keen interest in the development of modern web platforms, as well as the ambition for personal growth and innovation. As part of a cross-functional team, you'll be taking a lead on some of the most important and core parts of our platform.Job Requirements About You and Job Responsibilities:You're pragmatic, learn quickly, and have a proven track record of experience. You communicate well and enjoy working in a startup team. Above all, you're curious about the world and passionate about what you do. The thought of working on one of the hottest platforms that bridges the traditional financial world with the world of cryptocurrencies genuinely excites you.As a fullstack engineer, you're passionate about building high-quality scalable applications end-to-end. Most likely you have a stronger engineering background in either frontend or backend. Yet you can still be productive in both while possessing expertise in one or more common server-side programming languages (such as Java, Golang, Python, C#, JavaScript/Node, etc).On the frontend side, you are capable of developing web applications in TypeScript (or JavaScript) and dealing with HTML/CSS. You have worked with at least one of the popular frontend frameworks (such as React, Angular, or Vue.Js), and build tools (like grunt, gulp, bower, npm, or webpack).And when it comes to the backend, you have prior experience in building data-intensive applications and working knowledge of database modeling and design. You feel comfortable when dealing with message queues, streams, caching layers, and REST APIs, as well as likely have some experience integrating with external APIs too.On top of all that, you're familiar with version control workflows, as well as have a good understanding of security and best practices for developing secure applications (e.G., the "Twelve-Factor App" principles sound to you at least familiar and fairly logical). Automated testing and testability are not an afterthought for you either
