Customer Support Developer at an early-stage, well-funded startup with paying customers. This is an entry-level position which could lead to a core development or leadership role later.
Learn more about us and apply here:
http://webmynd.com/jobs
Responsibilities:
- Track all inbound support requests, and either satisfy the customer personally or make sure they are being serviced by an appropriate member of the team
- Add features and fix bugs in our JavaScript library. You can see our current API documentation here: docs.webmynd.com/en/latest/api/index.html
- Help customers solve their problems using our framework by reviewing and patching their code, and creating example apps
- Update our build tool and native wrappers in support of bug fixes or new features. This may mean you learning new languages
- Write unit tests, update documentation
- Participate in code reviews, enthusiastically learn from and help teach other team members
- Contribute enthusastically to company business from feature prioritization discussions to attending events in support of sales. We're a small team who love what we do and expect everyone to muck in.
Requirements:
- You have built mobile, web or browser add-on applications that you can show us
- FizzBuzz is way too easy, you're confident you'd do well at a JavaScript coding test
- You're diligent, outgoing and ambitious, looking for an entry-level technical position
We also value these skills and experiences:
- Java, Objective-C, C++
- Native application development experience: Windows / Mac OSX apps, Blackberry, Windows Phone 7
- Computer Science degree, experience working in a software development team
About WebMynd:
WebMynd is a software company based in San Francisco and London.
We're a tight-knit team of 9, all but one are developers, backed by top Silicon Valley investors. As an international founding team, we've found work trips away to be hugely productive and fun. We have paying customers and enjoy working on a product with real value that our users recognize.
Our framework, called Forge, is like HTML5 without the restrictions: you create a common JavaScript codebase but can access native functionality from it. The end result is that you code your app once and get many native apps across multiple app platforms.
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