Position: Middle/Senior Node.js Developer (EU)
Company: SPD-UKRAINE
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

GoDaddy is a well known domain registrar and web hosting company that has grown to one of the leaders in online commerce with more than 20 million clients. The project is going to provide its service to millions of current GoDaddy merchants across the globe. It allows merchants to use the power of unified solutions for online and offline commerce.

**Few words about SPD-Ukraine:**
At SPD-Ukraine, great people create great software. Our story started in 2006 with a couple of very motivated people and a small apartment. Those were the right people at the right place.

Now the team of 500+ cool specialists continues to write our story. Located in Ukraine (Kyiv, Cherkasy), we create products used by people all over the world. And what we do is what gets us out of bed in the morning.

**Whom we’re looking for:**

- 3+ years of professional experience in backend software development;
- Strong knowledge of JavaScript and Typescript;
- Experience with Node.js (Express.js);
- Experience with Unit Testing, Integration Testing;
- Good English, both written and spoken;
- Experience with React/Redux;
- Knowledge of microservice architecture.

**You’ll work with the following stack:** Node.js, Express, React/Redux

**Team:** 5 Java, 2 JS, 1 QA, 1 TL

**Sounds like you? Here’s some of what you’ll be doing:
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- Active communication with PO, BA, Tech lead, development team and other stakeholders
- Team work. Participation in grooming sessions, planning sessions and retrospectives
- Clarify unclear business requirements and split business stories for sub-tasks, provide estimates for Jira tickets
- Write readable, optimized, reusable code and cover it with automated tests
- Prepare required functionality for release and participate in deploying team related applications and services to production environment.

**Does this sound like the kind of place you want to work at? We look forward to hearing ’hi’ from you.**