Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform that enables distributed teams to work effectively together, from running brainstorming sessions and workshops to planning projects, from designing new products and services to facilitating agile ceremonies. With around 15 million users and counting, Miro is trusted by Dell, Cisco, Salesforce, PWC, EY, Deloitte and many more global companies of all sizes.

At Miro, we are a team of dreamers. We look for individuals who dream big, work hard and above all stay humble. Collaboration is at the heart of what we do and through our work together we hope to create a supportive, welcoming, and innovative environment. We strive to play as a team to win the world and create a better version of ourselves everyday. If this sounds like something that excites you, we want to hear from you!

Position

About the team

Whiteboard Experience is an essence of Miro, it’s the critical part of the product, both from a business and users’ perspective. Whiteboard Experience is an area within our Core Product stream. It includes all the canvas UI and interactions, board objects and their behavior, content creation, and collaboration experience on the board.

The Smart Canvas Usability team is a part of the Canvas Experience stream. The team responsible for integration Canvas UX with ML/AI services and closely works with the Data Science department.

About the role

As Miro introduces millions of people around the world to the power of visualizing and ultimately blends the physical and digital world to create a better-than-paper experience. Whiteboard Experience is at the forefront of what can be the biggest shift in the information management paradigm since the introduction of assemblers.

We are looking for experienced frontend engineers who want the opportunity to help build a future where there are no boundaries to distributed and remote working, and an engineering leader who can drive the architecture and technical capabilities of Miro to the next level, capable of withstanding the growing number of users and workload.

What you’ll do

• Work on meaningful things. We mean it. If you don’t see a sense in doing something, we expect you to speak it up
• Make architectural decisions and recommendations for converting successful prototypes into mature products
• Collaborate with other teams in order to improve different aspects of our product and help with architecture decisions across the board
• Design and implement scalable and high-performing solutions
• Create high-quality technical design documentation considering the product requirements
• Take long-term responsibility for the team’s domain area

Your qualification

• 5+ years of professional software engineering experience with a team of 4+ engineers
• Motivation to collaborate actively with the team and develop high-quality solutions quickly, without mentorship
• Strong expertise and skills in decomposing product requirements and designing a test scenario
• Experience in analyzing different types of technical testing, and choosing actionable items
• Critical thinking: balance short-term needs with long-term goals
• Strong communication skills and fluency in English

Will be a plus

• 3+ years of developing products with similar complexity (graphical software, complex productivity software like spreadsheets, docs, games, etc.)
• Building the continuous process of rapid prototyping in code between product-design-engineering (we need design-oriented engineers that are good at rapid prototyping)

Our tech stack

• TypeScript, Canvas API (PixiJS), React, React Native, AngularJS, CerebralJS, Less, Webpack
• Java 11, Spring (+Spring Boot), Hazelcast, Redis, PostgreSQL, TestNG & Mockito
• Maven, Git, Jira, Confluence, Bamboo, BitBucket
• AWS (S3, EC2), Docker, Linux

What we offer

• Stock Option Grant
• Allowance to facilitate remote working during WFH period
• Weekly remote team activities to keep the spirits high
• Opportunity to work for a truly global multicultural team
• Lunch, snacks and drinks provided when back in the office
• Advanced relocation package

Apply here

Miércoles 26 de Mayo a las 19:00 horas, evento online.

Moderado por danmery de HackMadrid%27, participan, José Luis Esteban Aparicio HaskellMAD, Alberto Corona HaskellMAD, Nuke HackMadrid%27 y Reynaldo Cordero HaskellMAD. Un panel de "lujo", reconocidos hackers de la programación y con amplía experiencia en el mundo tecnológico..

Debatiremos sobre diferentes tópicos acerca de la programación y los lenguajes empleados para realizarla. Observamos a diario la existencia de aplicaciones y programas con escasa performance, "agujeros de seguridad" y que presentan graves problemas de funcionalidad. Seguramente tiene una estrecha relación con "malas prácticas", falta de diseño, contratación de programadores con bajo nivel de experiencia, baja nivel en las remuneraciones ofrecidas e inmediatismo en los resultados. ¿Son solamente estas las la causa de tantos problemas? ¿Tiene importancia el lenguaje de programación seleccionado para el desarrollo del trabajo? ¿Funcionales u orientados a objetos?

El objetivo del debate es mirar de "cara al futuro", valorar y analizar lenguajes que no pertenecen al llamado "main stream" pero que ofrecen soluciones de alta performance y buena seguridad, a la vez que aleintan buenas practicas en lo programadores. Nos referimos a lenguajes de programación como Elixir, Haskell, Idris, Rust, Hook, Nook, la vigencia de C ansi y C++. que tal ¿Web assembly?.

Daremos un repaso a cuestiones como las diferencias apreciables entre lenguajes de licencia libre y no dependientes de corporaciones y lenguajes desarrollados dentro de una estrategia corporativa.

La idea del debate es dar una mirada al ¨futuro" de la programación y su incidencia en la educación y el día día de la gente.

El panel de tertulianos, de primera línea por cierto, podrá aportar sus puntos de vista, basados en sus experiencias profesionales, como así también por pertenecer a grandes comunidades tecnológicas.

Se podrán realizar preguntas específicas a los participantes, en fin, una mesa redonda para un gran debate de "cara al futuro" de la programación.

Organizan: (HackMadrid y HackBCN) %27

Streaming

https://www.twitch.tv/hackmadrid27

http://www.youtube.com/c/HackMadrid

Evento grabado

http://www.youtube.com/c/HackMadrid

Preguntas

t.me/hackmadrid_online https://www.twitch.tv/hackmadrid27 (chat)

¡¡ Os esperamos !!