Full Stack Engineer (Golang, Reactjs)

Some things you should know about us :
•Our first customers are in Germany. No, this doesn't mean you need to learn German! But our goal has always been to build something for the global market, not something for Vietnam.
•We're a product company, not an outsourcing company. That means we don't always have a perfect list of requirements telling us exactly what to do next and we need to work together to figure it out.
•We're a product company, not (just) an engineering company. The design is important, something that needs to be there from day one, not something you try to add in after three or four years. User experience is important. Making something real people enjoy using is important. Having customer empathy is very important.
•We're ramping up a Healthcare startup for Vietnam market, come join us, solve a local problem.
As a full-stack software engineer, you'll help us to shape our product. In doing so, you'll face a huge amount of challenges that you may not have a chance facing in any other companies out there.
•Bring great attitude to work
•Take care of current product
•Improve performance and usability (backend and frontend)
•Build next bad-ass features
•Make sure everything is covered by test automation
•Teach us a thing or two
•Learn a lot of tech stuffs

You must have:
•Solid experience in software development.
•Solid technical skill, you talk in confident about JavaScript (ReactJS) and Golang. Big plus if you can talk broader than that.
•Experience with Microservice architect and reactive programming.
•Understand the balance between technical and business decisions.
•Understand the value of writing test.
•Comfortable in learning new coding languages and frameworks, and seamlessly switching from one to another, when required.
Nice to have:
•Experience with Devops
•Architecture skills, able to select the best stack for each project.
Other skills:
•Open-minded, can-but-not-blindly-do attitude. You have "can-do" attitude, which is already very cool, but you also must be able to pause and ask "should we do it"
•Be on your own, dedicated and committed, we strongly believe in autonomous, there's likely no one to tell you what to do
•And be a TEAM PLAYER, because we can move nowhere without a team
•Must be able to say "I was wrong", because no one is perfect
•And last but not least we always treat people with respect