Position: Angular developer with Three.js skills
Company: WiserBrand
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

We’re looking for an experienced Angular developer with Three.js skills to join our team.

**Project description:**

A web application for 3D Digital twins of buildings. The application is focused primarily towards indoor mapping and construction progress tracking. Visualization of 3D models, meshes, and point clouds are used as a communication tool to understand the progress of construction, deviations from design models, and exchange information between users via annotations within the 3D model to track issues and errors. 3D models are also used to visualize paths for indoor way-finding.

**Requirements:**

- 4+ years of experience in front-end development;
- 3+ years of experience with Angular;
- Good knowledge of Javascript, Typescript, Three.js;
- Experience with Autodesk Viewer;
- Experience with HTML (HTML5), CSS (CSS3, SCSS), MongoDB;
- English — Intermediate and higher.

**Will be a plus:**

- Node.js, Express,js;
- Docker;
- CI/CD tools;
- Cloud-based services, AWS.

**Responsibilities:**

- Work on the full application stack, from developing ways for the customer to interact with 3d data on the frontend using Angular and Three.js;
- Understand requirements & functional specifications;
- Improve application architecture, performance, and security;
- Collaborate with the project team members.

**We offer:**

- A full-time job and a long-term contract;
- Flexible working hours with compensated overtime;
- Official employment, managing your taxes and accounting;
- Career and professional growth opportunities;
- High salary (determined during the job interview), regular performance reviews;
- Paid vacation and sick leave;
- Optional benefits package that include Health insurance, Gym membership, English courses, compensation of certification, courses, and training;
- Creative and lively team of IT specialists, adequate management and zero unnecessary bureaucracy.