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Senior Frontend Developer

DMM Eikaiwa Minato-ku, Tokyo
    💴 No salary range given
    🏡 Fully remote
    🧪 Minimum years of experience unspecified
    💬 No Japanese required
    🌏 Apply from abroad
    🧳 Relocate to Japan

About DMM Eikaiwa

DMM Eikaiwa Minato-ku, Tokyo

An online language platform that offers one-on-one lessons to students from around the world. We currently provide over 1 million lessons per month, making us one of the largest English schools on the internet.

Key benefits

  • No overtime
  • Full flextime
  • Managed by engineers

About the position

We’re looking for a senior developer with interest in the frontend to join our team!

Our project is a sophisticated single page application using Typescript, JavaScript, and React. We like to validate our data with schemas, fail early, and build general solutions (and open source them) to our problems. We work with adaptive learning algorithms, video and audio processing, WebRTC, and more.

Hiring Process

  1. 1

    Application Review

    We will review and respond to all applications. If we feel you might be a good fit for our team, you’ll start our interview process.

  2. 2

    Initial Interview

    A 30 minute interview with one or two of our engineers. We’ll talk about your experiences, our team and projects, and answer any questions you might have.

  3. 3

    Coding Interview

    Using Coderpad, we’ll go through a series of programming questions together, ranging from algorithms to code design. This interview usually takes about 60-90 minutes.

  4. 4

    Project

    We’ll ask you to complete a short project (less than a day’s work) based on the work you’d be doing on our team. You may use whichever language and framework you like.

  5. 5

    Offer

    After the project we will quickly make a decision on whether to extend an offer or not.

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