Working Student (f/m/d) Software Development

Lively Apps is a Munich-based start-up. Since 2020, we've been developing innovative SaaS software for the Atlassian ecosystem, especially for the knowledge and collaboration platform Confluence. With our apps used by over 3 million people worldwide, we're already successful – and we want to grow a little more. With you!

You

You’re not just a software developer – you’re a product developer. You love turning ideas into real, usable solutions that deliver value.

We build collaboration tools on top of Atlassian’s Confluence – and right now, we’re 100% Forge-focused. We believe Forge is the future of app development in the Atlassian ecosystem, and we’re excited to be part of shaping that future.

We are product developers through and through. We care about technology, building great collaboration tools, and working closely with our users.
* We develop end-to-end: from the first idea and sketches to design, development, and delivery.
* We continuously improve our products based on real feedback and usage data.
* We focus on clean code, smart UX, and solutions that are simple yet powerful.
* Our team is small and agile – and we welcome everyone to contribute ideas and take ownership.

• You’ll join our development team and work on real features in real products – primarily for the cloud-based Atlassian ecosystem.
• You contribute to product development and have the chance to implement your own feature ideas.
• You work directly with Forge to create scalable, secure, and integrated cloud features for Atlassian Confluence.
• You be welcome to join meetups, user groups, and conferences related to React, cloud technologies, or Atlassian tools.

• Are currently studying computer science or a related field.
• Are eager to gain hands-on experience with JavaScript/TypeScript and modern frontend development (e.g. React).
• Are interested in cloud-native, serverless technologies – especially Atlassian Forge and AWS.
• Take initiative and like to work independently as well as with a team.
• Are comfortable with your favorite IDE, operating system, and command line.
• Speak both German and English fluently.