Full-Stack JS Engineer with Blockchain/3D / Open Source Metaverse project

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We are JHELY.World ( https:jhely.world ), a group of engineers individuals dedicated to work on the JavaScript-based open source set of frameworks to build future Metaverses.

We are looking for JavaScriptTypeScript full-stack engineers with the ability to also develop 3D worlds in Babylon.js.

We are paying in tokens

Your responsibilities and requirements:

• Prototype server-side and client-side solutions
• Architect reusable and highly scalable solutions for metaverses
• Understanding UXUI design requirements and converting them to user-facing applications using Babylon.js and related technologies
• Building modular and reusable components
• Optimizing application for performance
• Implementing automated testing integrated into development and maintenance workflows
• Staying up-to-date with developments in the JavaScript
• Keeping an eye on security updates and issues in project dependencies
• Proposing upgrades and updates necessary to keep up with modern security and development best practices
• Producing clean, efficient code based on technical specifications
• Integrating software components and third-party programs
• Troubleshooting, debugging, and upgrading existing software
• Gathering and evaluating user feedback
• Recommending and executing improvements
• Creating technical documentation for reference and reportingutives

• What we offer:

  • You can work remotely from anywhere
  • Interesting challenges to work on together with other bright minds
  • Friendly team work atmosphere

  • JHELY focuses on Real Estate, Payments, Online Travel, Mobile Payments, and Blockchains. Their company has offices in Bolivia, Málaga, and Gibraltar. They have a small team that's between 11-50 employees.

    You can view their website at https:jhely.com or find them on Facebook and LinkedIn.

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