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FullStack Engineer

RemoteMid-level
πŸ‡­πŸ‡Ί Hungary
πŸ‘ΆPaid parental leave
Full Stack Developer
Software development
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LastPass is looking for FullStack Engineer:

You will work in the End User Experience cluster, which is responsible for building the web application for LastPass end users. As a FullStack Engineer, you will primarily be responsible for implementing software solutions to support LastPass’s consumer users and Vault users in having the best experience possible.

If you are passionate about complex problem solving and motivated by scale, then this is the role for you!

Who will you work with?

  • Software Developers and Architects to plan and implement new features of the product, handle bug resolutions, and improve and maintain our development environment.
  • SDETs (Software Development Engineers in Test) and QA (Quality Assurance) Engineers to ensure that implementations meet the high-quality standards of LastPass and its users.
  • Product Managers to align on the product requirements to be fulfilled.
  • Release Managers to ensure that releases occur on time and with the correct scope.
  • You will report directly to your team’s Engineering Manager, who will assist you in improving your engineering skills and achieving your career goals.

**What are some of the exciting challen...

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LastPass provides password and identity management solutions that are convenient, easy to manage, and effortless to use, helping millions of users and businesses organize and protect their online lives

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