**Who We Are:**
Welcome to Noldor, we are on a mission to revolutionize how insurance data
powers the program and specialty insurance marketplace. Don’t let the word
"insurance" fool you, insurance is a dynamic and rapidly evolving marketplace,
and we are at the forefront of its transformation. At Noldor, we are building
a groundbreaking platform that redefines data exchange, empowering MGAs
(Managing General Agents), carriers, and reinsurers to harness data for more
informed, strategic decision-making.
Since our start in 2021 at the DESCOvery venture studio, we’ve been on a
roll—building an energetic, supportive, and driven team that's fearless about
tackling some of the toughest challenges in this $5 trillion industry. We work
hard, laugh harder, and believe in the impact we’re making together. If you're
ready to be part of a transformative journey, let’s reshape this industry side
by side!
**About the role:**
Our tech stack consists of Ruby, Angular and Terraform. You are a master (8+
years) in TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3. As a Fullstack Engineer at Noldor, you
will build highly scalable distributed solutions. We believe in clean code.
We are looking for an experienced Ruby Fullstack Engineer, a problem-solver
who thrives in the collaborative environment of a small engineering team at a
tech startup. You have experience collaborating on an enterprise architectural
vision with product and senior leadership.
**What You’ll Do:**
* Craft and enhance user-facing features across the full stack
* Forge reusable code and libraries
* Collaborate with designers to turn UI/UX into a technical masterpiece
* Optimize for peak performance and scalability
* Champion collaboration with engineering, product and leadership
* Guard quality by writing tests frequently; following engineering best practices
**Who You Are:**
* You have 6+ years of experience working as a software engineer
* You have experience working in a startup environment
* You are experienced in Ruby and TypeScript
* You are open to frameworks like Ruby on Rails and Angular
* You don’t panic when tackling problems and can find a productive path forward
* You can effectively communicate complex ideas to technical and non-technical audiences
* You have an interest in learning new tools, languages, workflows & philosophies
* You evangelize what good engineering looks like
