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Location: Sofia, Bulgaria (EET / CET+1)

Remote: Yes (EU-based; happy to work with EU or US teams — comfortable overlapping with any US time zone; spent 6 years on a Silicon Valley team at Leanplum)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript, React, Vue, Node.js (Fastify, tRPC), PostgreSQL (Drizzle), Playwright, Vitest, Electron, PWA/service workers, Stripe, PostHog, WebAuthn, AWS; earlier C#/ASP.NET; open to Go

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/subev/

Email: petur.[my LinkedIn handle][at]gmail[dot]com

Staff-level product engineer, 15 years in startups — frontend-deep, full-stack current. For the last 8 months I've been turning designs into a living product at https://jest.com — everything you see and tap there, plus the backend behind it: the real-time chat system, unified Stripe checkout, passkey auth, and the PWA layer that makes it feel native (213 production PRs, if you want it in numbers). I work agent-first with Claude Code, kept honest with end-to-end types and tests. Before that: sole frontend engineer on a real-time collaboration platform (Vue 3 + Electron, typed WebSockets from OpenAPI schemas), and staff frontend at V7, where I built the virtualized 100k-row table at the heart of V7 Go. 20k+ Stack Overflow reputation.

Looking for: senior/staff product engineering at a company that hires in the EU. Backend in TypeScript or C# preferred; I like owning features end to end and measuring whether they worked.


I've been using the same EasyMotion's similar 2 character jump functionlity for near 5 years now

  nmap f <Plug>(easymotion-overwin-f2)


In case you are looking for the answers -> https://pastebin.com/tbrJreNn


Tell me more about your other stats, I want to be like this. What should I focus on? My body mass lolz.


You need to move to a country with long life-expectancy. I am from Ukraine, so it has given pretty average life-expectancy for it ~69 years.


I wonder how much time and how many managers/PMs/engineers (a.k.a. Prod Dev) did it take to refactor/rebuild it? Or you can throw a number in terms of money?


Couldn't agree more. It's Apple's world, if you are asked to play in a certain way - play it. Build your own ecosystem if you are not happy there. It's like everything in life, if you are not happy with something you have to find a way to make the change, don't Q_Q


So much nostalgia today bro. 30 years old here, similar story, check what else is on hackernews today. https://github.com/galaxyhaxz/devilution


This part of the documentation is pretty unchanged for the last 6 months I think, how come it gained so much attention today? We've been using Vue instead of Angular 2 and we are pretty happy with our everyday work. So +1 for the VueJS team.


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