We’re building the most fun, effective, and in-depth learning experience for aspiring backend developers. We’re a small team of developers who love to make the process of learning as fun and hands-on as it can be.
🔗 Our tech stack
- Backend: Go, Docker, k8s, Postgres, GCP, Pub/Sub
- Frontend: Vue 3, TypeScript, Tailwind, Pinia, Vite, Netlify
- Blog: Hugo, Tailwind, Netlify
🔗 Who you are
We don’t know you yet, but if you’re going to enjoy working with us, you’ll probably have some of the following traits:
- You’re a skilled developer who loves to teach and share your knowledge with others
- You like to hang out in Discord and chat with other developers
- You enjoy working remotely most of the time
- You like to build with the latest technologies and aren’t afraid to learn new things
- You get stuff done when no one is looking
- You relentlessly ship code that you’re proud of
- You’re a good writer and can explain complex topics in simple terms
- You love video games. Bonus points for DotA, Starcraft, World of Warcraft and Age of Empires
- You love a good fantasy story. Bonus points for Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, and The Stormlight Archive
🔗 Open positions
Sorry, we don’t have any openings at the moment!
🔗 How to apply
If you’re interested in any of the positions listed above, please send an email to hello at boot .dev with your resume and a personal note about why you’re interested in working with us.
🔗 Other stuff to know
- Boot.dev was originally a side project, but we’re now a full-time team of 2. We’re looking for the 3rd member of our team.
- We raised $330,000 dollars from an angel investor, but are now profitable.
- Most of that money is still in the bank and we don’t have plans to raise more money. We want to grow responsibly and build a sustainable business that provides value to our students.
- We like to play. We play video games, magic the gathering, eat together when possible and even take trips together when we hit our goals.
- We don’t have plans to quickly sell the company or go public. It could happen, but it’s more likely that we’ll distribute profits to the team and investors.