Position: Middle Perl Engineer
Company: Avenga
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Avenga is looking for a Middle Perl Engineer for our American project. Our client is a global healthcare intelligence company that develops life-saving and life-improving drugs with comprehensive clinical development services, including data management, statistical analysis, clinical trial management, medical writing, and regulatory and drug development consulting.

**What you bring along**
3+ years of experience with Perl;
Knowledge of PostGres;
Good team player and good communication skills;
English –Intermediate or higher.

**This is your mission**
Support of existing Perl monolith;
Deliver high quality, scalable code to solve both tactical and strategic problems
Write documentation;
Enhance existing confluence documentation about the Electronic Data Capture system;
Review existing code to improve efficiency and functionality;
Ensure that new code adheres to industry best practices, including security and usability considerations;
Analyze business needs and recommending solutions.

**Your benefits**
Our employees get regular performance and salary reviews;
We offer an attractive social and benefits package;
Everyone at Avenga is subject to professional growth via our mentorship program;
The company provides extended training and certification opportunities;
We foster professional freedom by offering free-of-charge English courses from A1 to C2;
We stay up to date with the industry by embarking on tech talks, webinars, conferences, and hackathons;
Avenga cares for its employees well-being by providing well-rounded health insurance coverage and fitness compensation programs;
Our employees’ families are no less important, as we offer maternity aid and financial support for a number of family reasons, including marriage and childbirth;
The company fosters a sense of professional belonging and an environment of togetherness: we achieve things together and celebrate our milestones.
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