Position: Middle/Senior NODE.JS software engineer
Company: SoftServe
Experience required: 1y
English level: intermediate

WE ARE
We are a great team of experts who work as a partner and advisor for our Client, one of the TOP-3 global management consulting firms that serve leading businesses, governments, non-governmental organizations, and not-for-profits. Together, we make lasting improvements to their performance and realize their most important goals. Over nearly a century, our client has built a firm uniquely equipped for this task. The result of our partnership is building an application that is deployed to facilitate the collaboration of all the stakeholders and teams involved in the planning and execution of the merger.

Our team is growing extremely fast – it’s dozens of initiatives that SoftServe implements for the Client at the moment and it’s not a limit. We work in close collaboration with Stakeholders from Client side. As part of the team, you will be able to influence solutions built, suggest improvements, and establish processes, following SoftServe best practices.

YOU ARE
A Software Engineer experienced in
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Agile
Familiar with Node stream API
Confident in collaborative work with the team  to define, design, and build new features of the application

YOU WANT TO WORK WITH
Eagerness to face challenges
Truly embracing modern cloud-ready technologies
Possibility of building complex applications
Readiness to roll up your sleeves and get your hands into the architecture and code
Helping management to build a winning team
Node.js/React.js/Kubernetes/PostgreSQL

TOGETHER WE WILL
Work with the modern technology stack
Collaborate closely to solve problems, establish processes, and deliver a high-quality product
Learn about the Client business, to be able to propose the best solution to meet
Client’s needs Access the knowledge base of the Software Engineering Institute
Have a flexible schedule and work in a friendly environment
Grow professionally and learn from each other