• Responsive is better than fixed
• Progressive enhancement is better than graceful degradation
• Content precedes presentation
• Semantic markup is better than divs everywhere
• Performance first, features second
• Accessibility is not optional
• Components should be modular, not monolithic
• Cache when possible, invalidate when necessary
• Mobile first, desktop later
• Test early, test often
• Dependencies should be chosen with care
• If a library solves your problem, don't reinvent it
• If you need jQuery, you probably don't
• CSS specificity wars indicate poor architecture
• Optimize for maintainability over cleverness
• State management should be predictable
• API contracts should be honored
• Loading feedback is better than silent waiting
• Validate inputs, sanitize outputs
• Design systems beat one-off styles

If this resonates with you then please come and say g'day!

About the Role

We're seeking a Full-Stack Software Engineer to work on the Veryfi Product Portal (https://app.veryfi.com/). The portal currently runs on Flask (Python) with Jinja Templates, Handlebars, JavaScript (Module Pattern), and partial React implementation. Everything we build works with machine models so you will dig your teeth into AI that’s trained in-house on our own Nvidia machines.

As your experience, thirst and skills develop supporting a customer facing product, you will also have the opportunity to work on bleeding edge AI skunk works projects.

Req. Skills

• You can code in Python, JavaScript & React,
• Are a great Communicator and
• Demonstrate grit and consistently showing up are essential to your success at Veryfi.
  
  NEXT STEPS

Only do this IF you are locally based in Silicon Valley. This role is specific for local talent which we like to meet in person.

1. Apply here via Work at YC Startup so we have a record of you in our HR system.
   No record, no meeting. (Sorry but it’s process)
2. Visit our website at https://www.veryfi.com/, find the white rabbit and follow the instructions to get to the interview scheduler.
3. Schedule your 1st meeting and have fun!

Good Luck!