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We're looking for a Full Stack Tech Lead. Interested?

Published on 1 July 2019

We're looking for a full stack developer who wants to stretch themselves and take ownership of a product impacting the cultural fabric of Australia. Broadsheeters work hard, support each other, and walk away satisfied.

This is a multifaceted role, where you'll touch on every aspect of Broadsheet. We can't promise it will be easy, but we can promise you'll never get bored (and, if we do, there's a lot of good pubs around).

You

  • Know Git.
  • Live and breathe modern, cloud-native web development and infrastructure.
  • Are a fast-thinking problem solver.
  • Are a compulsive learner.

    • We

    • Work with one of the largest, most engaged audiences in the country.
    • Have a great work environment, among award-winning teams.
    • Enjoy food, drink, and quality of life.

      • The office

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      Our Stack

      Have a look at our work on Github or StackShare. The tools look something like this:

      Projects

      At Broadsheet, you'll have the opportunity to work across industries with some of the most talented people in our cities, building out a wide range of projects.

      In the last few years we've done everything from web and ecommerce through to print papers, distribution and even a restaurant:


      Broadsheet Melbourne / Sydney cookbooks

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      Why work at Broadsheet?

      Our staff say it best:

      “Working at Broadsheet is a mix of fast-paced product development and considered, methodical problem solving. There is a fun, honest and open culture with a great chance to develop skills on a large scale product seen by millions every week.” – Ryan

      “Constant oxygen-rich headiness thanks to the 2:1 plant-to-person ratio” – Jarrad

      “I'm surrounded by super smart, hard working, intelligent, fun people producing excellent work.”
      – Amélie

      “Flat hierarchy, meaning you can come up with ideas and implement them pretty easily. Autonomy.” – Nick

      “I love when we receive Scotch from the product shelf ’cause Jay can’t take it to California.” – Marcus

      Think we'd work well together?

      We hate boring resumes just as much as you do, so why not show us a side project, or whatever you've been hacking on recently?

      And, if you're thinking 'this sounds like the perfect role for Jesse', then please do Jesse a solid and send them this link.

      The Area

      As you might expect, our office is in a great area for dining, drinking and generally getting out and about. Here are some of the team's favourite spots for lunch, coffee, or a quiet drink after work.

      Broadsheet Media

      Our lovely, sun-filled office, right in the middle of some of the best spots in town.

      Level 1, 231 Smith St, Fitzroy

      Tamura Sake Bar

      Restaurant

      This jazzy Fitzroy 30-seater blends Japanese izakaya, craft sake bar and record store.

      43 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy

      Marion

      Bar

      A place for serious grape lovers.

      53 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy

      Hinoki Japanese Pantry

      Shop

      A high-grade sushi bar and impressive pantry of hard-to-find Japanese groceries.

      279 Smith Street, Fitzroy

      Blackhearts & Sparrows

      Shop

      A wine and craft beer purveyor with some of the most helpful, knowledgeable staff around.

      123 Smith Street, Fitzroy

      Acoffee

      Cafe

      A sleek and sparse roaster and cafe in a converted garage.

      30 Sackville Street, Collingwood

      Chotto Motto

      Restaurant

      Gyoza, katsu sandos, a beer vending machine and miso-caramel soft serve.

      287 Wellington Street, Collingwood

      Lazerpig Pizza Parlour

      Restaurant

      Delectable thin-crust pizza and DJs until late.

      9-11 Peel Street, Collingwood

      Terror Twilight

      Cafe

      All-day breakfasts and “feel-good” food.

      11-13 Johnston Street, Collingwood

      Cibi

      Cafe

      “Cibi” is Japanese for “little one”. But this cafe and homewares store is not so little anymore.

      31-39 Keele Street, Collingwood

      Smith Street Alimentari

      Cafe

      An Italian-ish cafe and food store with excellent takeaway options.

      302 Smith Street, Collingwood

      Plug Nickel

      Cafe

      Less a cafe, and more a flying pitstop for first-class coffee and simple food.

      7 Peel Street, Collingwood

      Molly Rose

      Bar

      In an old furniture warehouse, you'll find sour-coffee ales and beer that mimics wine.

      279 Wellington Street, Collingwood

      Stomping Ground Brewing Co.

      Bar

      Nearly every style you can imagine is available at this convivial beer hall, and they're all made right there.

      100 Gipps Street, Collingwood

      Above Board

      Bar

      Finding this secretive, 16-seat cocktail bar is half the fun.

      Level 1 306 Smith Street (access through Chopper Lane), Collingwood

      The Incubator

      Bar

      There’s beer, and then there’s award-winning India Pale Ale served straight from the tank. Here, you’ll get the latter.

      414 Smith Street, Collingwood

      The Moon

      Bar

      A wine bar and shop from the guys behind The Alps and Toorak Cellars.

      28 Stanley Street, Collingwood

      Piccolina Gelateria Collingwood

      Shop

      Sit at the bar with a cone – or a granita – and watch pastry chefs prepare gelato.

      296 Smith Street, Collingwood

      BeerMash Cellars

      Shop

      Grab a growler to go, or sit in and take advantage of the huge range of draught, canned and bottled beers.

      306 Smith Street, Collingwood

      Northside Records

      Shop

      Satisfying Melbourne’s soul and funk cravings since 2002.

      236 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy
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