Jobs at Deque Systems

Senior Full Stack Developer

Location: Remote

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Experienced

Career Fulfillment & Culture

People come to work for Deque because of what we do: enable businesses and organizations to make their sites and apps accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. The personal fulfillment employees feel here is unparalleled. In addition to the altruistic nature of our jobs, the organizational structure is extremely flat and welcoming. Women-owned and operated, Deque CEO Preety Kumar is internationally revered for her down-to-earth personality and work ethic. Deque's core values are central to our culture of customer satisfaction. Do you share them?

Innovation with results that matter
Deliver what you promise
Can-do attitude
Open, direct & respectful communications
We care deeply
We practice humility

At Deque, you’ll work with the best and brightest minds in the industry, sharing best practices, tackling new issues and uncovering new approaches. Accessibility Consultants at Deque also love their jobs because of the support systems in place.

Deque experts regularly contribute to W3C Accessibility Working Groups and collectively hold more CPACC, WAS, & CPWA certifications issued by the IAAP than any accessibility testing company in the world.

Position Description

We are looking for a senior level developer to help design, develop, and maintain axe Developer Hub, a product that allows easy integration of accessibility testing into customers' existing tests. You will be responsible for a full stack SaaS web application and plugins that integrate into a wide variety of technologies and testing frameworks.
We are the axe API team which maintains axe-core and related axe products (both open source and closed source).

Our team is fully remote and manages a large set of products across multiple different technologies (TypeScript/JavaScript, React, PostgreSQL, Java, C#, Ruby, Python). As such we expect candidates to be able to get up to speed quickly and be willing to learn and work on technologies outside their knowledge area. We also expect candidates to show daily progress towards their work.

Primary Responsibilities

Design, develop, and maintain axe Developer Hub and related products
Write new features, unit and integration tests, data migrations and related
Work with support to reproduce and resolve customer issues
Assist in the review of pull requests, including security reviews
Write and review technical proposals
Help maintain existing axe products by responding to customer issues, fixing bugs, and adding new features
Mentor other engineers on the team

Requirements

TypeScript/JavaScript
Node.js
HTML and CSS
React
Database generalist skills (SQL)
RESTful API design, implementation, and use
Demonstrated work on a product team
Basic secure Web programming knowledge and experience
Source code management, pull request reviews, and related

Additional Skills

Proficiency in one or more of: Java, C#, Ruby, Python
PostgreSQL
Accessibility
AWS
Web Extensions
Koa/Express
Enterprise SaaS product development
Common Web application architectures such as n-tier, micro-services
OAuth, SAML, SCIM, Keycloak, Redhat SSO, Okta
Demonstrated work on libraries or plugins

About Deque

Deque (pronounced dee-cue) is a web accessibility software and services company, and our mission is Digital Equality. We believe everyone, regardless of their ability, should have equal access to the information, services, applications, and everything else on the web.
We work with enterprise-level businesses and organizations to ensure that their sites and mobile apps are accessible. With over 475,000 extensions installed and over 5,000 audit projects completed, Deque is the industry standard. Join our growing family as we work to make the web a better place for everyone.

Job Location

Remote; US/UK/Ireland

How to Apply

Apply by submitting your resume and a cover letter. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.

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Explain your interest in joining Deque and how you align with our Core Values
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Deque is committed to providing Equal Employment Opportunities. Reference and background checks will be required. The expected salary range is 120K - 150K but is subject to change based on the skills, abilities, and experience of each candidate. The values listed are not intended to guarantee a salary for candidates or current employees.

Thank you for your interest in joining our exciting company!

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