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How to join findev

Apply for position

Found a role that looks like a fit?

  • Send us your application.A recruiter will review it - it won’t disappear into an automated screening flow.

  • And just so you know, we don’t send spam or share your personal data with third parties.

Interview with a recruiter

We’ll talk about your experience, what you’re looking for next, what motivates you, your preferred way of working, and compensation expectations.

We’ll also tell you more about the role, the team, and the project, so you have enough context to decide whether the opportunity is interesting to you.

Depending on the role, we may ask a few technical questions to better understand your experience and how closely it matches what the team is looking for. This isn’t a technical interview, though. The goal is simply to understand whether there’s a good match on both sides before moving forward.

And of course, you can ask us anything along the way.

Technical interviews

Next, you’ll meet a few people from the team and talk about the work you’ve done, the problems you’ve solved, and how you think about them.

The number and format of these conversations depend on the role. We’ll stick to things that are actually relevant to the job. For some positions, that may include a live coding session.

If it’s not a match, we’ll tell you honestly and share useful feedback whenever we can.

Job offer

One last conversation, just to make sure everything feels right on both sides.

And if it does, we’ll be thrilled to make you an offer.

 

Who we are looking for

You are an engineer: you can create technical solutions for business problems, analyze and recommend the most effective ones.

You don't move from company to company in search of the latest stack, but you are ready to move beyond rigid legacy tech and meet new challenges.

You are not interested in being tied to a single framework.

You are passionate about business and care about providing desired outcomes.

You are ready for professional independence and can work with loosely formalized requirements.

You have read this text and agree or have a constructive objection you’d like to discuss.