Position: Jr. Backend Node.js Developer (Product Startup, Equity)
Company: shelf.io
Category: Node.js
Experience required: no_exp
English level: upper

Required Skills
+ IT related graduate, or soon to be graduate
+ Eager to constantly learn and improve
+ Thrive in a fast-paced environment
+ Deep appreciation of quality
+ Solid background in Node.js and backend development in general
+ Working experience with MongoDB (or another NoSQL database)
+ Work in Lviv, Ukraine
+ Good English communication skills, both written and oral

As a Plus
+ Understanding of microservice and event based architectures
+ Experience with Serverless architectures (e.g. AWS Lambda)
+ DevOps, infrastructure as code (IAC), test automation and CI experience
+ Working experience with various AWS offerings
+ Experience in integrating external APIs
+ Interest in full-stack, in addition to backend focus
+ Willingness to travel abroad for trainings/conferences
+ Some experience in commercial projects

We offer:
We have been incubated out of New York’s bustling technology scene.
Joining us will let you enjoy:
+ Rapid self-development and learning
+ Working with the latest technologies
+ Challenging tasks from day 1
+ Building a product that’s used by thousands of companies
+ Young, smart, friendly Team to help you rise to the challenges

This position will include:
+ Equity in the company
+ Opportunity to work in internationally established startup who has already raised Venture Capital
+ Travel to Europe and US for conventions and trainings
Before you apply, please read this job offer again and make sure you really want to rise to the challenges we offer you.
Ok, you truly believe you fit the above requirements and are interested in this opportunity? Please send us the following information:
1) Resume and link to LinkedIn profile
2) Link to GitHub profile
3) Your favorite open source project
4) Describe a special achievement that you’re particularly proud of

We’re looking forward to getting to know you personally!