Position: Back End Engineer
Company: MintyMint
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

MintyMint is a custom full-cycle web development and mobile company.

At MintyMint, the priority is to save your time and effort by delivering world-class software that makes life easier. Our talented team helps partners to achieve exceptional business goals by producing high-quality products.
Our business values are People, Innovations, Responsibility.

We are growing and looking for a Back End Engineer.

Project Description : With our customers product you have a unique and innovative one possibility created for forest
owners, forest companies and timber companies to digitize forests. Our Customers founders are forest owners. They have their industry experience and their knowledge as forest experts for this platform collected and invested in development. We would like to network forest companies and timber companies drive forward sustainably. Customer bring economic activity and climate protection into harmony. We work with and in nature and see ourselves as active conservationists.

Responsibilities:
- As part of our development team, you will continuously develop the Smartforester platform
-You work in an interdisciplinary manner with other teams to define, design and develop new functions to implement
-You ensure high stability and robustness of the software

Requirements:
-Have a degree in computer science or comparable
-Have experience with Java, Jakarta EE, Node.js, Microprofile.io
Database technologies MariaDB / MySQL, Mongo DB, REST interfaces, microservice architectures, GIT, Docker are yours common
-Explain facts clearly and simply
-Good written and spoken English skills

We offer:
-New comfortable office in the city center — Khreshatyk;
-Flexible work schedule;
-Paid vacation and sick days;
-English classes compensation;
-Professional workshops and training.
If you have the qualifications needed and you are a hard-working professional, MintyMint is a great place to get ahead. Apply now!