Position: JavaScript Engineer (NodeJS)
Company: Valor Software
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Valorians believe that there’s no better way to tackle the technology than getting under the hood and getting to know it inside out. It is one of the reasons why we’re so passionate about open-source! When we contribute to the technologies with funds and with brains, we get a chance to support promising tools and master our engineering skills. Sounds reasonable?
Once impressed by the capabilities of Node.js, we’ve built one of the strongest Node.js expertise in the market. And we’ve proudly contributed to NestJS since its inception to the extent that we’ve become Gold Sponsors for the technology! Currently, we’re looking to expand our JavaScript division. If you feel you’re as excited about Node.js and NestJS as we are, join!

**What you`ll do:**
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

**What you`ll bring to the team:**
3+ years experience with Node.js (with NestJS or ExpressJS)
3+ years of experience with SQL DB
Good Architecture expertise, Design patterns
Experience or understanding of TDD and Pair Programming practices
Good communication skills
Estimation skills
Experience with Scrum/Kanban Agile approaches
English (both verbal and written): Intermediate and higher

**As a plus**
Experience with Angular (the latest versions) will be a strong plus
High passion for new technologies and approaches
Mentorship skills

**About project: **
Valor Software builds, supports, and maintains the JAMstack-fueled B2C platform for the game fans. We’ve recently moved the platform to modern Scully rails, increasing its visibility and performance. But most importantly, we’re at the state where we have clear architecture, with a neat division into the frontend and backend parts. That’s much work done, and what’s coming next is even more exciting. So, join the team :)