Working Student Fullstack Typescript Developer (TypeScript)

TL;DR

Working Student Fullstack Typescript Developer (TypeScript): Developing and contributing to full-stack applications across front-end and back-end with an accent on modern technologies like TypeScript, Vue 3, Nuxt 3, Docker, and Kubernetes. Focus on continuous learning, mastering clean, composable, and testable code, and making meaningful contributions to production projects from day one.

Location: Remote from Germany, with option to work from the office in Cologne.

Company

At hirify.global, we combine commitment, an explorer mindset and humor to create unique software that truly makes a difference.

What you will do

• Work with modern technologies like TypeScript, Vue 3, Nuxt 3, Docker, and Kubernetes.
• Gain full-stack development experience across front-end and back-end.
• Collaborate with an experienced Tech Lead, Product Manager, and peers on projects.
• Contribute meaningful code to production from day one.
• Continuously learn new tools, languages, and best practices while mastering clean, composable, and testable code.

Requirements

• Eager to learn and grow with drive and curiosity.
• Familiarity with JavaScript and/or TypeScript.
• Strong English skills to communicate effectively with the team.
• Enrolled in studies for at least 3 more semesters and available for 20 hours per week.
• Located in Germany.

Nice to have

• German language skills.

Culture & Benefits

• Contribute to impactful work, including digitalizing companies, open-source projects, blockchain, and AI innovations.
• Receive mentoring from experienced professionals and access to proven processes.
• Be part of a driven team that values humor, creativity, and shared experiences with regular team events.
• Benefit from flexibility: work remotely, from the modern office in Cologne, or a mix of both.
• Embrace a culture of excellence using modern systems like the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS).

Hiring process

• Submit 4-5 sentences about your personal upsides and downsides of working with TypeScript, or share links to open-source contributions instead of a traditional cover letter.
• Complete a coding challenge if your application is successful.