About White Hat Gaming
Founded in 2012, White Hat Gaming is an online casino technology and services company with offices in Malta, London, Gibraltar and Cape Town. We are looking to hire into our global distributed team.
Role
We need a full stack engineer to help work on a number of internal tools across our entire company. If you can help us work out what will make our business users’ day to day lives better and then help build the solutions then we’re interested in talking to you.
Requirements
What you already have:
- At least 3 years expertise in building web applications in a variety of different languages and technology stacks
- Some experience in building solutions from scratch with only minimal requirements to begin with
- A good visual eye for user interfaces and an instinct for creating a good user experience
- 2+ years writing raw SQL beyond just simple select statements
- Familiarity with unit/integration testing
- Good interpersonal skills and a great team attitude
- The ability to quickly learn new things and adapt
What we'd like you to have in an ideal world:
- Experience with browser based testing e.g. Selenium, Watir, Windmill
- 2+ years commercial experience of PHP and/or Java based tech. Our existing Backoffice and some other components are built in PHP and our backend services are all in Java and Scala. So some experience of either would be useful, both would be fantastic.
- Familiarity with writing business intelligence or analytics applications
Benefits
WHG Approach:
- A small company, can-do ethos
- We focus on getting stuff done, not on process or management hierarchy
- A distributed workforce but communicating regularly
- Sharing expertise and learning from others to keep improving as a team
- A flexible working schedule
The job:
- Working remotely
- Approaching and working closely with people from every business function
- Agreeing with business and technical staff what solutions are needed
- Providing a mixture of tools from small glue tools to full blown applications as required
- Diagnosing and fixing production issues
- Taking part in code reviews
- Not being phased by the strange variety of things that need doing in a small growing company
- Being proactive and not just waiting to be told the next thing to do
- Finding better ways that we can get things done