Position: Front - end (Vue) Developer
Company: Mobilunity
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

Our client is a Swiss company that builds innovative digital solutions with the focus on the insurance market for their clients mainly in Switzerland. Designing and Building e-learning platform in the healthcare department for 1 of the Swiss universities from scratch.

REQUIREMENTS:
🟢Good Typescript and VueJS knowledge
🟢Based on a UX Design you are good at transforming that into the actual application. Meaning that you love to make the frontend look good
🟢Understands Build Workflows and can create and maintain CI Pipelines with GitHub Actions for Frontend projects
🟢Basic knowledge of Docker and Docker Compose
🟢Flair for resource-oriented web APIs à la REST
🟢Good understanding of SVG, CSS and Javascript to create dynamic, scalable content
🟢You ensure the quality of your work with tools like Selenium and/or Cypress
🟢Upper-intermediate level of English
NICE TO HAVE: 
🟡Java skills, which help you to work on the backend API, are a plus

JOINING THE TEAM YOU WILL GET:
🟣The friendliest community of like-minded IT-people
🟣Open knowledge-sharing environment – exclusive access to a rich pool of colleagues willing to share their endless insights into the broadest variety of modern technologies
🟣Mobilunity Medical Insurance program designed to attend our teams’ needs
🟣Paid vacations and sick leaves, including 5 paid days per year that don’t require a sick note
🟣Fair salary and 100% taxes coverage – don’t worry about possible taxes raise – we will get you covered
🟣Perfect office location in the city-center (900m from Lukyanivska metro station with a green and spacious neighborhood) or remote mode engagement: you can choose a convenient one for you, with a possibility to fit together both
🟣English classes in 1-to-1 & group modes with elements of gamification
🟣Neverending fun: sports events, tournaments, music band, multiple affinity groups
COME ON BOARD, AND LET’S GROW TOGETHER!