Position: Middle developer (Vue, React)
Company: GNS
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Examples of our projects

1.An aggregator which unites 500+ different sports clubs and fitness studios under a single subscription.
2.A worldwide platform that helps any teenager to learn complex knowledge from the school curriculum in a fun and understandable way.
3.A new web application that provides the functionality of tickets management system for the Norway first interactive entertainment center in Oslo based on viking heritage.
4.A platform that ensures transparency and security for conducting online auctions.

**Responsibilities**
- Developing and maintaining a frontend architecture for a complex web solution;
- Communication with customers: it can be either an interview to present company or a technical discussion of the details of the project.
- Project estimation 
- Choosing project stack, build technical solutions;
- Code reviewing
- Help to junior front-end developers

**Requirements:**
- 4+ years of front end development experience in building complex and scalable high load websites (JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3) 
- Experience with a wide range of technologies - different frameworks (like React, Vue, Angular), approaches, etc.
- A portfolio of complex frontend-heavy projects
- English: upper-intermediate

**For you it**
- close cooperation with the PM lead and team
- you should be able to make a remark that the task is not set correctly; to - explain what does not suit to you.
- possibility to propose solutions on a project
- ability to influence project technologies.
- dynamic and challenging tasks.
- low bureaucracy

**We offer**
- Office near Beresteiska station
- 9:00 to 11:00 workday start
- Work from home if necessary
- Partial payment for professional education
- Sports: weekly football and basketball
- Fruit days in office
- Corporate events and team buildings as well as organized vacations (we already did Bukovel and Vienna; there is more where these came from)