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Junior Full Stack Developer

Boiler Room
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4 months ago
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OUR COMPANY CULTURE

WHO WE ARE

Boiler Room started with a webcam taped to a wall, opening a keyhole into London’s underground. Since 2010, we’ve built a unique archive spanning over 8,000 performances by more than 5,000 artists across 200 cities. Connecting local scenes to the wider world.

Today, we remain true to that history. Everything we do is rooted in the energy of club culture and its ability to cultivate community. We tell the stories from the fringes, tapping overlooked scenes from all corners of the globe.

It’s our mission to nurture the next generation of innovators. We support artists, both emerging and established, by providing them the space to showcase their sound and message. We work closely with a diverse and ever-expanding network of collaborators on our events, broadcasts, grant scheme, mix series, documentaries and more.

Our global events are dedicated to fostering a culture of solidarity: open dance floors where music, ideas and people meet. We are dedicated to building a digital archive of cutting-edge music content that is accessible to everyone and anyone, regardless of location.

OUR WORKPLACE

Diversity is more than a commitment at Boiler Room — it is the foundation of what we do. We foster an inclusive working environment, striving to create a safe and comfortable space for all. We promote fairness and practise mutual respect toward all our employees.

Boiler Room has a zero tolerance policy for discrimination of any kind; this includes but is not limited to: racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, and ageism. As an equal opportunities employer, we strongly encourage all those who are suitably qualified for the role to apply; particularly those who are underrepresented in our sector, including but not limited to womxn, POC, differently-abled and LGBTQI people.

Our Benefits:

We offer a wide range of benefits. Our contractual and non-contractual benefits include the following:

  • Working hours are 10am - 5.30 Monday to Friday.
  • Hybrid working (3 days in the office on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday)
  • 25 days holiday a year (pro-rated)
  • Opportunities to access free guestlist to selected Boiler Room parties
  • Regular Socials (we're a friendly team and enjoy each others company)
  • Yoga sessions on Wednesdays
  • Free clothes from our apparel line every quarter
  • Private medical insurance
  • Medical Cash Plan
  • Life assurance
  • Monthly ClassPass membership
  • Access to 1-2-1’s with our mental health practitioner
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Nursery voucher scheme
  • Auto Enrolment via NEST
  • A new Apple work laptop
  • Plus lots more

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YOUR ROLE

PURPOSE OF THE ROLE

We’re looking for a junior full-stack developer to join our team in London. You should have strong opinions about how development is done in 2025 and be up to date with the latest technologies.

You will be joining a multidisciplinary agile team, where you will develop and maintain new and existing features and functionality across our apps and services, including:

  • Our public-facing website (TypeScript, JavaScript & React)
  • Mobile Apps
  • Our internal API (Node.js, GraphQL & Apollo)
  • Data & Analytics processing pipelines
  • Internal tools and applications

MAIN DUTIES

  • Participating in designing & architecting technical solutions
  • Contributing PRs on GitHub
  • Reviewing other developers’ code changes
  • Triggering deployments, and monitoring our services
  • Debugging and fixing issues

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS

  • Good understanding of React, CSS & JavaScript
  • Familiarity with Node.js
  • Familiarity with using SQL databases from apps (e.g. Postgres, MySQL, etc…)
  • Familiarity integrating apps with 3rd-party APIs
  • Ability to use standard developer tools (Code Editors, CLI, Git & GitHub etc…)

BONUS POINTS

Experience with any of the following:

  • TypeScript, Next.js or Apollo
  • React-Native
  • Python / Django
  • AWS, Heroku or CloudFlare
  • Metrics & Traces (e.g. OpenTelemetry, Grafana, DataDog, etc…)
  • Shopify
  • Analytics / Customer Engagement platforms (e.g. Google Analytics, Braze)
  • Task queuing systems (e.g. RabbitMQ, AWS SQS, Kafka, etc…)
  • CI & CD systems (e.g. GitHub Actions, Circle CI, etc…)
  • UX / UI Design

WORKING AT BOILER ROOM

EXPECTATIONS

  • Demonstrable passion and understanding of the Boiler Room brand and vision
  • Be focused and in line with achieving your department’s quarterly objectives
  • Facilitate inter-departmental collaboration as well as supporting your team across a variety of projects with different timelines and urgency
  • Be proactive
  • Attend a variety of meetings, including project-specific stand-ups, weekly department planning and company-wide updates, managing your time wisely
  • Be adaptable and ready to work in a fast-paced environment
  • Participate in a personal development programme and peer review

SKILLS

  • Communicate effectively in verbal and written English
  • Excellent computer proficiency
  • Present and discuss ideas clearly, and to help translate concepts to the wider team in a detailed and methodical manner
  • Ability to work autonomously and with initiative

KNOWLEDGE

  • Demonstrate an understanding of best practices in your field
  • Demonstrate an understanding of latest industry standard including;
    • trends
    • tools and software
    • appropriate national and international standards
  • Be open to training and development

ATTITUDE

  • Be a brand ambassador for Boiler Room; ensuring everything you do at Boiler Room is in line with our manifesto and vision
  • Be open to feedback from your team to benefit personal/project development and learning

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