Summary
Storyteller is a high-growth B2B SaaS platform that allows companies to integrate Stories into their owned and operated platforms. As a Junior Web Developer, you will help build the SDKs and services that power Stories on iOS, Android, and Web, collaborating with a product-minded team to deliver high-quality features.
Responsibilities
- Ship features end‑to‑end: design, build and test small, well‑scoped improvements to our products
- Make things reliable and fast: fix bugs, add tests, and instrument code so we can measure performance and stability
- Solve real customer problems: collaborate with Product, Design and Solutions to scope simple, pragmatic solutions that work for our clients
- Improve developer experience: contribute to examples, docs and small tools that make integration with our SDKs smooth and enjoyable
- Think from first principles: break problems down, reason about trade‑offs, and pick the simplest approach that works
- Learn in the open: participate in code reviews (giving and receiving feedback), pair with teammates, and share what you’re learning
- Own your work: plan your tasks, communicate progress, and follow through to high‑quality releases
- Contribute to how we build: help refine our CI, test suites and local dev scripts as we scale
Skills
- A genuine excitement for AI and AI-assisted coding — this is a must-have. You're curious about LLMs and actively use (or are eager to use) code assistants and AI APIs to move faster, while verifying outputs with tests and sound reasoning
- Clear problem-solving: you can break a task down, reason from first principles, and explain trade-offs simply
- Reliability and follow-through: you meet agreed timelines, communicate early if blocked, and finish well
- Openness to feedback: you're coachable, curious, and iterate based on what you learn
- Strong written and verbal communication; you can collaborate well in a remote setting
- Reliable, consistent internet access for remote work
- Side projects, a small repo, open-source contributions, or a write-up showing how you learn
- Exposure to TypeScript, React, basic APIs/HTTP, or simple databases (SQL/NoSQL)
- Familiarity with mobile or web SDKs is a bonus (we ship iOS, Android and Web)
- Interest in sports, media, or content tech
- Backgrounds we've seen succeed include maths, physics, bootcamps, and self-taught routes— a CS degree is not required
Qualifications
Must Haves
- A genuine excitement for AI and AI-assisted coding — this is a must-have. You're curious about LLMs and actively use (or are eager to use) code assistants and AI APIs to move faster, while verifying outputs with tests and sound reasoning
- Clear problem-solving: you can break a task down, reason from first principles, and explain trade-offs simply
- Reliability and follow-through: you meet agreed timelines, communicate early if blocked, and finish well
- Openness to feedback: you're coachable, curious, and iterate based on what you learn
- Strong written and verbal communication; you can collaborate well in a remote setting
- Reliable, consistent internet access for remote work
Nice to Haves
- Side projects, a small repo, open-source contributions, or a write-up showing how you learn
- Exposure to TypeScript, React, basic APIs/HTTP, or simple databases (SQL/NoSQL)
- Familiarity with mobile or web SDKs is a bonus (we ship iOS, Android and Web)
- Interest in sports, media, or content tech
- Backgrounds we've seen succeed include maths, physics, bootcamps, and self-taught routes— a CS degree is not required
Benefits
- Fully remote working anywhere in Egypt
- 33 Days Paid Leave and Benefits
- Flexible to balance life and work (remote)
- Supportive, product-minded team
- Latest hardware, tech stack and tools