Position: Back-end developer
Company: Valor Software
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Required skills

3+ years experience with Node.js (with NestJS or ExpressJS)
3+ year of experience with MongoDB
Good Architecture expertise, Design patterns
Good communication skills
Estimation skills
Knowledge and experience with unit-testing
Experience with Scrum/Kanban Agile approaches
English (both verbal and written): Intermediate+

As a plus

Experience with SQL DB will be a strong plus
High passion for new technologies and approaches
Experience or understanding of TDD and Pair Programming practices

We offer

Family atmosphere;
Mentorship and knowledge sharing;
We’re big Angular community activists: CEO Dmitriy Shekhovtsov — the first Angular Google Developer
Expert (GDE) in Ukraine and the author of an ngx-bootstrap library;
Pet-friendly environment. We have 3 cats in the office as well as dog days;
Flat management structure: CEO and Team;
Performance review with a possible compensation raise every 6 months;
Partial grant of the cost of certification and related conferences;
English Сlasses with a native speaker;
Unlimited tea, coffee, candies, and cookies;
Comfortable office.

Responsibilities

Deliver new progressive features and stabilize/enhance ones that already exist
Prepare estimates (for own tasks) and in-time features delivery
Take care about project architecture
Communication with team and customer. Be a team member, not a solo-player
Stick to the development workflow
Write clean and well-structured code

Project description

Valor Software is looking to hire an experienced JavaScript developer who will join the project for a top cloud company with 200 million users worldwide. The US customer is originally known for leadership in enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. It is a market pioneer in end-to-end enterprise application software, database, analytics, intelligent technologies, and experience management with over 70 000 employees worldwide.