Position: Node JS Developer
Company: Prof-IT
Experience required: 2y

Technology evolvement comes with its values. Prof-It company transforms the companies’ ambitions into a real value with the blockchain technology. 
So, if you keep tabs on a successful business field, opportunities impact your life both personally and professionally, be the next Keeper to join our team.

Requirements:
-      2+ years of experience in using Node.js, container technologies (e.g., Docker), Git 
-      MongoDB (NoSQL database)
-      Experience using messaging systems, microservices architecture and implied patterns 
-      Familiarity with cloud-native solutions, especially AWS (lambda, dynamoDB, sns, sqs)
-      Experience with BTC, ETH blockchains at low level 
Will be a plus:
-  Creating telegram bots
-  Experience in solidity and smart contracts

Responsibilities
-      API handling, and request handling.
-      Work on all aspects of our platform, including building supporting services and interfacing with backend APIs 
-      Collaborate with a cross-functional team of Product, Design, and Engineering 
-      Creating telegram bots
-      Designing BTC, ETH blockchains and consensus protocols, security patterns and network architecture
-      Creating addresses, working with raw-transactions, launching blockchain nodes, working with bitcoin-cli RPC interface
-      Building decentralised apps including solidity and smart contracts 

We offer:
·      Competitive salary!
·      An exciting and challenging job in a successful business. Our culture is characterized
by a positive tone, commitment, and result-oriented professionalism, heavily influenced by excitement for what we do
·      Soft management without bureaucracy
·      Unique working environment where your opinion matters
·      Long-term employment with 20 working-days paid vacation, healthy work-life balance and other social benefits
·    Comfortable office with friendly environment near European square/ possibility work remotely after a month