Position: Flutter developer
Company: Brainberry
Category: iOS
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

You will participate in the development of the new products/mobile applications of an international company.

1. The first project is the one which the company are currently working on and will continue until the end of September at least. This is an application which allows you to measure your carbon footprint, you can compare it to Google fit. So it measures your activity and records if you're walking, driving, taking the train, etc. and then gives you a score. It also connects to your bank account and calculates your carbon values based on your spending. There is a lot of gamification built into the app.

2. The next project is for a medical startup that provides data to health care providers. The app will connect to a blood pressure monitor and record the readings from the patient. It will then post those readings to a backend which will most likely be firebase. 

3. Third project which is aimed at University students. It's kind of a university guide app which helps new students get to know the university, where to stay, interesting things to do nearby, etc.
 

Requirements:
- 3+ years of iOS development
- Typescript and Firebase (Firestore, Cloud Functions and FCM) skills
- Intermediate English level or higher
- Good understanding of OOP/SOLID/TDD principles;
- Experience of working with the version control system: Git; 
- Strong problem-solving skills as well as self-initiative approach.

Will be a plus:
- Node.JS

We offer:

- No bureaucracy
- Perfectly equipped and cozy office with multiple lounge zones in the office near the metro station
- The family-like relationship within the team and direct communication with international clients
- Personal development and professional growth
- Competitive salary and paid vacation
- Team building activities (corporate parties, joint movie, and football watching in the office)
- Coffee, tea, cakes, candies, and lunch in the office