Position: Full Stack Developer for MW
Company: ALLTA
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

The are is a leading healthcare technology company. We partner with customers to better engage members and patients, control costs, enhance revenues, and help with clinical operations and care management.

People-oriented management without bureaucracy
The friendly climate inside the company which is confirmed by the frequent come back of previous employees
Flexible working schedule
Paid time off (20 working days per year, plus all national holidays and 9 sick days)
Laptop of your choice: MacBook Pro or Windows/Linux business laptop + large extra screen
Full financial and legal support for private entrepreneurs
Education compensation
Free English classes with native speakers or with Ukrainian teachers (for your choice)
Dedicated HR
Comfortable offices in the city center (pets friendly btw:) )
We help with relocation. If you’d like to move to Kharkiv, we’ll try our best to make your relocation smooth and effortless
Last but not least - regular team buildings and corporate event

**RESPONSIBILITIES**
Work as part of a Scrum team/directly with architect/product owner
End-to-End development of SaaS products and services (VR:- will be support of DevOPs)
Build technical detailed design

**REQUIREMENTS**
3+ years of experience as a Full Stack Developer
Excellent understanding of coding best practices, Agile development, and a strong passion for software development
Vast knowledge of microservice architecture and implementation
Hands-on experience with server-side technologies: NodeJS, API’s creation
Experience with client-side technologies: React , JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML5, JSON
Experience with Cloud technologies, Security, Scalability
Can-do attitude, analytical and organized
Team player, autodidact
Excellent English verbal and written communication skills

**WILL BE A PLUS**
BSc in Computer Science
Experience with AWS
Experience with Cloud technologies, Security, Scalability
Experience with Golang