Full Stack Developer

Full Stack Developer Description Ariox is seeking a full-stack developer ready to work with new technologies and architecture in this forward-thinking organization that is constantly pushing boundaries. At Ariox, developers must be able to take complete, end-to-end ownership of projects across the entire stack, and be comfortable with both front and back-end programming. Successful candidates will be responsible for developing and designing front-end web architecture, ensuring the responsiveness of applications, coding using pre-established development frameworks and patterns, and utilizing third-party libraries. At Ariox, our ideal candidate has experience building products across the stack and a firm understanding of web frameworks, APIs, databases, and multiple back-end languages. The successful candidate will be required to complete projects rapidly, and have strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Successful candidates will join a small AGILE team working at the forefront of new technology, solving challenges that impact both the front-end and back-end architecture, and ultimately, delivering unique global user experiences. This role is ideal for someone who is established as a developer and loves to learn new skills. This position will demand continuous improvement of skillsets and technical abilities. About the Company Ariox is an iPaas, or Integration Platform as a Service company. Our iPass solution is Lumino, which efficiently integrates, automates and connects all/any data from various day to day operating systems and applications. For example, an iPaaS can allow a user to connect their ERP, CRM, WMS, or TMS software to each other and share data that may have previously been sorted, moved or shared across systems manually by an employee or other resource. Traditionally, integrating data was a complex process that required equally complex custom solutions and in most cases, was cost prohibitive for the majority of enterprises. iPaaS works to democratize this data sharing and gives control of the integration process to the user themselves. Many implementations of Lumino can be done with lightning speed through the use of pre-built application connectors that make for a plug and play integration experience. Once application connectors are in place, users have the ability to configure those connections, whether that be altering data as it passes between systems, controlling the order of operations within an integration, or simply designating which data sets are part of a given integration.