Position: Back-end developer
Company: Digicode
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Main requirements:

- 2+ years of experience with Node.js on Typescript, RESTful
- Understanding of the containerisation/orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes) will help you to start easier;
- Know-how of systems design and software architecture (microservices pattern);
- Experience with Python is a big plus!
- Interest in renewable energy and understanding of energy systems is a big plus;
- Pragmatic mindset, make quick decisions, and clearly prioritize on what moves the needle;
- Share our mission for sustainability and love what you do (and own it).

Functions:

- Develop a state-of-the-art application for the energy sector;
- Building highly-reliable software;
- Operating customer deployments;
- Collaborate closely with our Chief Technology Officer to bridge the gap between the backend and analytical core of our product.

We offer:

- Professional and personal development;
- Comfortable working environment;
- 18 working days paid vacation;
- Paid sick leaves;
- Medical insurance for employees, for children of employees;
- Language classes;
- Subscription for pool and gym;
- Quarterly and yearly performance-based bonuses;
- Personal plan of growth (system of grades).

Project info

Digicode is looking for the Node.js developer to join the team of the client who operates in DACH countries. Our client is a spinoff company which offers software for renewable energy to energy companies. The software enables energy providers to set up energy communities in their distribution areas. Users of the software can track their energy consumption and buy renewable energy from their neighbors, which makes investing in the energy transition simple and fun! The software processes smart meter data and computes smart real-time prices for locally produced energy which make renewable energy financially more attractive. End-users receive an app that maps the sources of their energy, making their electricity consumption more understandable.