3 days ago
Remote, PortugalSenior
Responsibilities
- Own complex, business-critical projects from conception through deployment.
- Build and maintain IAM capabilities covering authentication, permissions, authorization, and resource domain boundaries.
- Contribute across backend and frontend systems to deliver seamless user experiences.
- Improve observability and performance using tools such as Sentry and DataDog.
- Develop robust testing resources, team practices, CI/CD processes, and release strategies.
- Collaborate with internal teams on tooling and process adoption.
- Support code reviews, architecture and implementation discussions, and pair problem solving.
Requirements
- Proven professional full-stack development experience using TypeScript and React.
- Deep experience with testing and release strategies and a strong quality mindset.
- End-to-end systems thinking and ownership of processes and projects.
- Experience with observability, performance optimization, and quantifying product usage.
- Familiarity with CI/CD and common DevOps processes.
- Comfort working with or learning AI-assisted tools such as Claude, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor.
- Strong collaboration, curiosity, and English communication skills.
Benefits
- Flexible hours and 33 vacation days.
- Access to Open Up and corporate discounts.
- Virtual events, collaborative team activities, and opportunities for local meet-ups.
- Technical equipment, referral bonuses, and a dog-friendly headquarters.
- Benefits are for full-time employees and may vary by office location.
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About SoSafe
SoSafe provides a human risk management and security awareness platform for organizations, combining interactive training, phishing simulations, and behavioral risk analytics delivered as SaaS. The product helps reduce social-engineering risk and demonstrate compliance through measurable user behavior data and reporting. The company is privately held and headquartered in Cologne, Germany, and serves customers across Europe in regulated and other security-sensitive sectors.