About the position
Afresh is on a mission to eliminate food waste and make fresh food accessible to all. Our first A.I.-powered solution optimizes ordering, forecasting, and store operations for fresh food departments in brick-and-mortar grocers. With our Fresh Operating System, regional and national grocery retailers have placed $1.6 billion in produce orders across the US and we've helped our partners prevent 34 million pounds of food from going to waste. Working at Afresh represents a one-of-a-kind opportunity to have massive social impact at scale by leveraging uncommonly impactful software – we hope you'll join us!
Responsibilities
- Build and ship high quality applications to optimize in store operations and decision making.
- Collaborate with your engineering teammates to support thousands of grocery stores critical fresh food supply chains across the US.
- Working closely with product managers, designers, and our users, deliver great product experiences across the iPad, the web front-end, API, and data layers.
- Participate in and provide meaningful feedback about major design choices.
- Build out our analytics and monitoring/observability to understand our system behavior and make informed decisions.
- Ensure the quality of our software via automated tests.
- Design and build UIs, APIs, and solutions that are reusable and extensible.
- Work alongside machine learning specialists to drive new feature development.
Requirements
- BS in Computer Science or equivalent experience
- 2+ years experience with full-stack web development, including some web front-end and API development
- Experience building & maintaining production level APIs and applications
- Collaborative attitude while also being highly self-directed
- Strong problem solving skills and excitement to tackle hard problems
- Enjoy working in a fast-paced, startup environment
- Required skills: TypeScript (or Javascript), React, and Python
Nice-to-haves
- PostgreSQL
- GraphQL
- Databricks
- DBT
- Terraform/OpenTofu
- Azure
- pair programming
- test-driven development
