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We are currently looking for an experienced and passionate Node.js Developer (m/f/d) to join our Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Team!

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Fascinated with the remarkable advances in telehealth? Looking to make a real difference working with a purpose-driven, fully distributed team? Planned Parenthood Direct is seeking an innovative mid-career software engineer to join us in our mission to grow our revolutionary telemedicine platform.

OpenCraft is an open source software development company, working with higher education (Harvard, MIT, Arizona State University, University of British Columbia), corporate e-learning (edX, Autodesk, Cloudera), NGOs and government. We specialize in the Open edX platform.

Join our team either remotely or in our HQ in Amsterdam. This role can be based in any location within the EMEA region.

Ever wish some information about a business was immediately at your fingertips? Maybe something about their health & safety, opening hours, services, or just a unique insight about that business? Interested in exploring that data, finding inventive ways to collect, curate, and make it easily accessible for others to use? How about doing that at scale?

This is a fantastic opportunity for a sharp senior full-stack developer to help us build a state-of-the-art web and mobile e-commerce system and a proprietary AI-driven app that helps people optimize their metabolism… all from the comfort of your own home.

Location: Flexible within the United States (Eastern Time Zone preferred); Occasional travel required

We are looking for a highly-skilled remote developer that has experience in building complex business applications using the Laravel and VUE frameworks. Candidates should have experience developing applications on the Laravel framework and VUE framework, working with a database, working within a cloud environment, and working with standard developer tools.

WordPress doesn’t try to keep its users inside walled gardens, a rare thing in a world that is dangerously moving away from the open web. Instead, WordPress gives them the freedom to build a business website, an online store, or a personal blog – the way they like it. Big sites or small, using the community-run open-source project or Automattic’s WordPress.