Position: Senior React developer with Python knowledge
Company: Akvelon
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

We invite to join our team Senior React developer with Python knowledge from Ukraine. Remote.

The project- building a revenue intelligence and automation platform. Our client is to transform business operations through insights and intelligent automation.

Responsibilities:
- Build client's web frontend using React, Javascript, and Typescript
- Create beautiful visualizations for data
- Design & implement API's consumed by the web application
- Work closely with design, product and backend engineering to transform vision, specs and mocks into reality
- Help shape culture, and build your dream workplace

Requirements:
- Ability to operate with autonomy in highly ambiguous situations
- Strong (5+ years) experience with building web applications in React and Javascript
- Fluent in HTML and CSS.
- Experience building web user interfaces
- 5+ years of experience in the software industry.
- Solid computer science fundamentals.
- Prior experience working at startups (so you understand what it takes)

Nice-to-haves:
- Experience programming in Python
- Experience in data analytics or data querying (SQL)
- Full-stack application development

Overlap time requirements - overlap is till 12 pm PT

Benefits:
- Paid vacation, sick leave (without sickness list)
- Official state holidays — 11 days considered public holidays
- Professional growth while attending challenging projects and the possibility to switch your role, master new technologies and skills with company support
- Flexible working schedule: 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week.
- Personal Career Development Plan (CDP)
- Employee support program (Discount, Care, Heals, Legal compensation)
- Paid external training, conferences, and professional certification that meets the company’s business goals
- Internal workshops & seminars
- Corporate library (Paper/E-books) and internal English classes