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We are a nonhierarchical organization composed of passionate professionals. This means the people making decisions are also the ones implementing them.
You might fit in well at Wesrom if you enjoy teaching yourself whatever you need in order to get things done, and if you enjoy working with a team.
To help you build the lifestyle you want.
Monthly, stable income you can count on, right from the start. Money by itself doesn’t make anyone happy, but it sure helps.
Work from home, another city, or even another continent, whilst still growing your career. We encourage you to travel as much as you wish and enjoy our world's beautiful places and experiences.
Though our passion for our craft makes most of us put in a few extra hours, no one will ever tell you to work outside of your schedule. Not a peer, nor a team leader, and not even the CEO.
Want to go on a trip from Friday to Monday? Go for it! Feel like you just don't wanna work today? No worries! As long as you delivered your due tasks, or asked a team member to help you, we don't mind.
Wesrom is looking to extend its dev team with a passionate, hard-working back-end developer who will help us build and maintain industry-best web applications.
You’re super passionate about code, software development, and tech in general. You get some of your biggest kicks from finding solutions to complex problems. You obsess over finding not just any solution, but the best solution you’re capable of and avoid crappy shortcuts that aren’t scalable. You take pride in keeping your code clear and modular. At any point in time, you can go on vacation knowing another team member can pick up exactly where you left off.
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