Position: Senior Angular Developer
Company: Digis
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

Digis is looking for a Senior Angular Developer with at least 5 years of experience to join a wonderful American project.

**About the project:**
The Rockwell Project’s goal is to help clients make profitable investments. Rockwell software offers a range of educational resources, including webinars, investments programs, and coaching calls, to help its customers improve their knowledge and skills in investment.
Rockwell stands out from the competition since it provides a thorough examination of a variety of trading philosophies. In contrast to some of its rivals, Rockwell Project’ methods go into great detail in each of its investment specialties.

• Project country and TimeZone: USA, work in our time zone, flexible schedule
• Full-time job, without time trackers
• Methodology: Agile
• Age and stage of the project: more than 7 years, at the stage of active development
• Team: 2 FE developers,1 Automated QA (are from Digis), 1 BE developer, 2 full-stack  developers and 1 Manual QA

**Requirements:**
• 5+ years of experience in frontend development with Angular
• At least Intermediate level of spoken English

**Project advantages:**
• All developers on the project are senior level - this is the principal position of the customer.
• Developers know their business, take tasks and solve them in a reasonable time. Take criticism constructively and consistently work to improve functionality.
• QA is very attentive to details, good at testing, remembers a lot, and knows specifications well.
• The manager sets reasonable deadlines, listens to the team, knows the
specifications well, and is open to discussions. Always correct and consistent.
• The company has been on the market since 2005, so it is stable.
• There is a clear road map for the implementation of new solutions and
features

If you fit the requirements above, please, don't hesitate to apply and contact me for more details. I'm looking forward to your application!