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Qubit | Senior Data Scientist, BackEnd Engineer, FullStack Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer| London | Full-time | ONSITE | qubit.com

Qubit was founded by a small team who previously worked at Google. Our founders believed that by using innovative techniques to collect, store and process data, they could radically transform the field of website optimization. Fast forward eight years, our software is now influencing billions of visitor experiences every week. Qubit’s mission is to help the world’s leading retail, travel and gaming brands thrive as their customers increasingly browse and buy online.

You’ll find our headquarters in the heart of Covent Garden, a bustling retail and tourist destination in London’s west end. Our neighbourhood reminds us daily who we’re serving and why we need to move fast. From London to Los Angeles, inside every Qubit office you’ll find a team that’s passionate about solving tough problems using data science and product innovation.

What we offer:

- Competitive Salary

- Bonuses

- Equity!

- Flexible work hours

- Free breakfast & lunch (+ coffees!)

Openings:

- Senior Data Scientist: https://boards.greenhouse.io/qubittech/jobs/1243372

- BackEnd Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/qubit/jobs/941960?gh_jid=941960

- FullStack Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/qubit/jobs/130919?gh_jid=130919

- Infrastructure Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/qubit/jobs/1235193?gh_jid=12351...

A first look at the examples for both projects would give you that impression.

Some areas that Marty differs in: - State sources: http://martyjs.org/api/state-sources/index.html - Contants are handled more intelligently: http://martyjs.org/api/constants/index.html - Dev tools: http://martyjs.org/devtools/

I've contributed to this project on the state sources.

For me Marty is the best Flux implementation available right now. When reviewing other frameworks I found them to be either too restrictive by imposing non-flux limitations or the complete opposite by not implementing the flux principles well enough.