Position: Full-Stack (3D) Software Engineer
Company: Jazzros
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

We are Jazzros, and we help our clients to develop solutions for Industry 4.0.

For one of our clients, we are looking for a highly skilled Full-Stack Engineer to join us and solve real-world industry problems. Within a team, you will develop advanced AI-powered aerial data analytics software solutions designed to improve safety, efficiency, and productivity in Mining and Civil Engineering industry. The successful candidate will love collaborating on high energy, Agile teams, and working with the product team to build complex 2D/3D data processing logic on the web.

**What you’ll do:**
- Develop JS-based web applications for digitizing of mining operations;
- You’ll define a technical roadmap and work on scaling web applications towards a complex platform;
- You’ll participate in developing and deploying of 2D or 3D data processing algorithms on the web;
- Participate in integrating solutions and ML/DL models alongside the AI team that are scalable and production-ready;
- Assist with performance testing setups/executions.

**Requirements:**
- Graduate degree in Computer Science;
- 2+ years' experience working with Angular, TypeScript, WebGL/Three.js, Ruby (Ruby will be a plus);
- 2+ years' experience working as a Full-stack engineer (developing the front end and back end, architecture, APIs, etc.)
- Microsoft Azure cloud and services; 
- Good self-management skills.

**Nice to have:**
- Experience with developing Computer Vision, AI/ML software solutions
- Strong applied math skills in linear algebra, 2D/3D geometry, and numerical methods;
- Experience with developing software in Python, C++;
- You have strong contributions in development communities, open-source projects, or forums.

**We offer:**
— a full-time job and long-term contract
— competitive salary
— no bureaucracy
— 15 business days of paid vacation
— 7 paid days off
— paid English classes