Position: Middle Front-End Developer (Angular)
Company: Synergetica
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

The company represents a high-load system for recruitment automation and candidates’ evaluation, especially helpful for mass recruitment. This system is actively used worldwide by customers like Unilever and Nestle.

The whole system was designed and implemented from scratch by the Ukrainian team and exists since 2014 already.
We have a cross-functional team of 10 people (including PM) on our side and as for now, the client would like to extend the team with 4 new specialists, one of them is a Front-End Developer.

The ideal candidate should possess:
- 2+ years of frontend development experience
- Good grasp of Angular 2+
- Experience with AngularJS
- HTML/CSS 
- Sharp mind, ability to think over the box and research the problem when it comes up
- Decent English level (at least Intermediate)

The developer will be involved in:
- Creating client-side of web application
- Rewriting AngularJS-based frontend into more modern Angular version (8) and developing new features for existing version

Currently, 25% of the project is re-written on Angular8, and we still have 75% of the code written on AngularJS, so it'd be great once you are experienced in both Angular versions. 
For the first couple of months, you're about to dive into the AngularJS part so you could understand better the logic and style. Afterwards, together with our Front-End developer, you'll take part in re-writing the front-end part of the product to Angular8. 

We offer:
- Being a part of a product team
- Competitive salary depending on your experience
- Professional development opportunities
- Study and practice of English: courses and communication with colleagues and clients from different countries
- Compensation package (paid vacation, sick leaves)
- Flexible working hours (from 9-11 to 18-20)
- Comfortable office or possibility to work remotely
- Medical insurance and PE handling