Full-stack engineer 100% remote role

It’s 2019 and mobile phones are part of our lives. We’re like the first generation of cyborgs, clunkily integrating with the hardware in our pockets. So how weird is it that our choice of hardware is still constrained by SIMs and plans? Why do we need to settle for hardware we might not necessarily pick just so we can have different SIMs for work and life?
There’s a team out there who has felt that frustration. They’re working hard on bringing a new generation of eSIM to Android phones, one that works seamlessly and better than anything in the market. Want to work on software that’s going to be adopted by mobile operators and make Android history? This is the call you should answer!
This is your chance to get in on ground zero of a new eSIM product that’s being developed by a market leader. Their mission is to make a flawless product with a beautiful UI and service portal, and they're waiting for you to help them start it from scratch!
Your Mission Will Be To:
-Code high-quality software following the team’s practices
-Write gold-standard technical documentation
-Improve the team’s process and output by proactively suggesting and promoting new methodologies and technologies
-Write and maintain tests and other quality-centred automated processes
We’re Looking For Someone Who:
-Excellent personal inter-relational capabilities, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing
-Ability to use creativity and critical thinking while designing practical solutions
-Ability to explain different and complex ideas in a compelling way to team members and colleagues from other business areas
-Someone who can make calls on proper tech stack, and a complete understanding of what is web full-stack
-Has diverse experience across relevant technologies (check the stack below)
-fluent in both written and spoken English - we need you to clearly understand and be understood over technical and practical discussions.
We Need You To Have Experience With:
-SOA (REST-based micro-services)
-ECMAScript (Node.js and DOM) and web standards (HTML, CSS, ...)
-The ability to help the team make decisions regarding server-side language/runtime (Golang, Python, Java, …)
-Have a keen notion about the pros and cons of the several UI frameworks (Vue.js, Angular.js, React.js, …)
-Build tools (Gulp, npm, Grunt, …) and web-like build tools (backend java stack)
-You should know how to properly engineer webstack
-Container-based CI/CD (Docker, Kubernetes)
What’s In It For You:
-Competitive pay.
-Remote work, full-time.
-Say goodbye to pants! Actually, please wear pants, at least during meetings.
-Work in a fun team where you are encouraged to take risks and experiment.
-Little to no strict policies and the ability to shine among other great developers.
The team you’ll be working with is free to decide on the best UI frameworks to use, and ideally, you’ll have a strong opinion on these decisions. This is a partially remote team, and while you are free to work fully remote, should you like to go into the office for onboarding and meeting the people you’ll be working with, that’s totally in the cards!