Full-Stack JavaScript Developer

TribeSocial is a dynamic platform that fosters community engagement and content creation through a robust social infrastructure. We empower creators and users alike with real-time interactions, media sharing, and seamless integration across web and mobile.

We are seeking a talented Full-Stack JavaScript Developer to join our team and contribute to building and scaling our platform. We want builders—not just coders. If you thrive in an environment where autonomy, ownership, and impact matter, you’ll love working with our team.   Our Application Process We work async as much as possible, so most of this process will be automated. 1. Fill out this application 2. Schedule 25 min intro call 3. Schedule 90 min code review 4. Paid sample project Pro Tip: Writing and recording video is our primary form of communication, so leverage that!  Our tech stack:

• Backend: Node.js with Sequelize ORM for MySQL
• Frontend: React.js with TailwindCSS
• Mobile: Flutter (built using FlutterFlow)
• Databases: MySQL for web/core app, Firebase for mobile app
• CI/CD: CircleCI for testing and deployment
• Media Processing: LivePeer for video transcoding

• Fixed Time, Variable Scope – We work in  monthly cycles with clear priorities. We decide how much time we want to spend on a problem and shape solutions to fit within that timeframe.
• Shaping Before Betting – Work isn’t thrown into a backlog. Before a project gets scheduled, we  shape it —defining the problem, solution, risks, and constraints upfront. Only well-formed ideas make it to development.
• Small Teams, Full Ownership – Developers and designers work in  small, autonomous teams . No micromanaging. No back-and-forth over tiny details. The team decides how to execute within the defined problem space.
• Integrated Workflows – Instead of breaking work into rigid "frontend" and "backend" tasks, we focus on delivering  end-to-end solutions .
• No Endless Meetings – We believe in  asynchronous work . Updates are written, decisions are documented, and meetings are rare but meaningful.