Position: Full Stack (React/Node.js) Developer
Company: Scalors GmbH
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

**Project:**

Experienced founding team is looking to digitize 100bn+ EU market and beyond through product driven software solution in the food and beverage space. The product is designed to streamline the processes between the restaurant industry and their suppliers and producers.

**Requirements:**

- Extensive JavaScript knowledge (TypeScript and Meteor are a plus);
- Solid experience with React, Node.js, Express.js;
- Experience with Git, Git flow;
- Experience with GraphQL;
- Experience with MongoDB;
- Experience with TDD or BDD testing approaches;
- Ability to work autonomously and overcome challenges with passion;
- Being result oriented, humble, and have friendly personal attitude;
- English (Upper-Intermediate).

**Nice to have:**

- Experience with Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes;
- Understanding of event-driven microservices architecture;
- Experience with Message brokers (preferably Apache Kafka). 

**Responsibilities:**

- End-to-end planning and development of new services and features on the platform;
- Maintaining and improving existing codebase;
- Creation of a well written documentation;
- Writing clean, reusable code with strong emphasis on stability and performance.

**What we offer:**

- Nice office at BC Forum (10 min to m.Lukianivska);
- Warm and friendly atmosphere;
- A great team of different backgrounds and fields of duties;
- Onboarding in Berlin;
- Good compensation package;
- Medical insurance;
- English-speaking club;
- Flexible working hours;
- Season fruits and sweets;
- Daily lunches delivered to the office.

**About us**

Scalors GmbH is a software nearshoring company with a headquarter in Germany and development center in Kyiv (Ukraine). We recruit and build software teams to work with our clients. We also find IT specialists for permanent employment in the D.A.CH. region, and we take care of the entire process.