Position: Full Stack Developer – Autodesk Forge
Company: CML Team
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y

We are looking for a Javascript Engineer with 3D experience (Autodesk Forge) to visualize IoT sensors for fast-growing startup in North America . We appreciate an effective, goal-driven engineer with an excellent math/computer science background and a good eye for design.

**Role description**

• Review and evaluate current Flair3D technology stack and identify areas to improve
Integrate IoT sensors with Flair3D
• Fix bugs and improve existing workflows in Flair3D
• Develop new features and workflows in Flair3D
• Maintain and improve upon the existing infrastructure
• Support and evaluate scope of work for new Pilots and integrations


**Minimum Requirements**

• 5+ years hands-on experience developing scalable, customer facing applications
• Experience with the Autodesk Forge viewer (Construction Cloud) and its APIs
• Extensive experience working with AWS services like EC2, Lambda and S3, preferably in a serverless architecture
• Experience of working with React-Redux
• Strong knowledge in HTML/CSS, NodeJS, TypeScript, Javascript, Git, postman, restapi, MongoDB
• Experience in IoT sensor data integration, visualization and georeferenced positioning in a 3D viewer
• Experience of working with progressive Web applications
• Should be able to perform CI/CD operations
• Familiar with best practices related to development and security of web-based applications
• Eager to learn new products and technologies
• Exceptional communication skills, both verbal and written


**We offer:**
• A unique opportunity to experience a fast-moving and international scaleup atmosphere with highly motivated and open-minded colleagues;
• Compensation package (20 paid vacation days, and paid sick leaves);
• Comfortable office in the heart of Kyiv and ability to work remotely;
• Flexible working hours;
• Tech talks, opportunity to participate in hackathons and technical conferences around the world;