Position: Senior Perl developer
Company: QAtronic
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

A software development company with its headquarters in Warsaw, Poland. They are spread out throughout a few other European nations and have 400+ software engineers, testers, project managers, business analysts, and DevOps.

Tech stack: Perl, Ruby, Rails 5, Rails 6, Webpack, React.js, Redis, Terraform, AWS, New Relic, Ansible, Oracle, Postgres and Boomi.

**Responsibilities:**
- Contributing to story writing and estimation sessions at a higher-level;
- Attending agile ceremonies such as stand-ups, retrospectives etc;
- Communicate effectively with stakeholders and build relationships with users around the business;
- Communicating with third-party developers when we collaborate with other development houses;
- Working with members of the business at all levels, to formulate technical solutions to meet business needs;
- Producing good quality, well-structured code. Always thinking about performance and security;
- Responsible for implementing new architecture to support our products and identifying the right tool for the job;
- Document technical architecture approaches.

**Requirements:**
- Deep knowledge of the Perl programming language;
- Good experience working with database Stored Procedures;
- Experience working with a wider Development Team (QA, BAs etc);
- Experience working in an agile environment;
- Experience integrating with third-party APIs;
- Experience in database design and administration (Oracle);
- Experience with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment;
- Expertise with version control (Git);
- Expertise with testing (i.e. RSpec & Selenium);
- Ability to work independently and self-manage;
- Great written communication skills.

**We offer:**
- Attractive financial package
- Paid vacation, holidays and sick leaves
- Challenging projects
- Professional & career growth
- Great atmosphere in a friendly small team
- Flexible working hours