Full-stack dev for custom eCommerce- & supply chain system (offline)

About the job as Full Stack Developer:

We are creating our own CMS and eCommerce system from scratch!
We are also creating our own inventory & B2B sales platform.

We need a full-stack developer that can work across both platforms.
Somebody who is very confident in both all types of frontend and backend work.

Here are the technologies we use on our custom eCommerce system:
Vue and Nuxt for frontend framework
JavaScript, html and css
Node js and MongoDB

This is what we use for our Supply chain and B2B system:
PHP 7.3
Laravel 8 + backpack for laravel
Sass + CSS
Datatable JS
Highcharts JS
npm
vue js - for the client-facing b2b tool part

There will be a lot of exciting tasks for many years to come.
There is a possibility that we will eventually even scale our systems and launch them as a side business.

Our work

You will be a part of our team located in Denmark, but this position is remote.

We are a small but great team of Graphic designers, UX, frontend and backend developers

We produce high-quality products and you can see that also in the UX and UI of the admin dashboard and website that we are currently developing.

We are running Scrum and Agile

Company website:
https://rockay.com/

About Rockay ApS

Rockay is a premium running apparel brand with a mission to provide runners with world-class products while helping the world out of the environmental crisis it is facing.

This is done by sourcing fabrics that can be recycled and by turning plastic into fabrics. While we are not quite there yet, but is our long-term goal!

All of this will be achieved while not compromising on the quality of the products in any way. We are committed to making the best products for runners on the market. You can learn more about Rockay in the press here.

Rockay was created by the founder – Daniel Chabert and his passion for running. He realized that the world does not need another average running brand as there are already too many of these. In addition, the need for sustainable textile production has never been bigger. Every year over 80 million tons of plastic is thrown into the oceans and the textile industry can help clean this up by turning it into clothing.

Company website:
https://rockay.com/