Position: Full Stack Node/ReactJS Developer
Company: Fluvius
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Fluvius  is looking for a Full Stack Node/ReactJS Developer.

**Required Skills:**

- 3+ years of full stack experience with Node.js/React.js is a must
- Strong familiarity with command line tools and operations
- Practices well covered, well documented dev practices
- Experience with Financial Software
- Experience with WebGL / Canvas2d animations (is a plus)
- Experience with Websockets & Protocol Buffers
- Ability to work independently, without a control of a project manager
- Familiarity with cloud service operations
- English - Intermediate+ level.

**Responsibilities:**

- Starting up with a simple user management portal. react / react-native front end, node js backend
- Efficient communication with all stakeholders in-time
- Development of a management interface of a trading platform
- Statistic functionality development: tables & graphs (how many users, how many people use their license, etc.), without special markups
- User-level access system development
- Developing of other new features
- Ability to propose original ideas and apply design thinking
- Work at all stages of the product life-cycle from requirements capture, through design and implementation to system testing and integration
- Maintaining high quality coding standards within the team

**Project description:**
Creation of an admin panel/User management system for our day to day management database of the trading platform that allows users to make transactions with any product, whether it be shares, grain, electricity, etc., where market data comes in real time and is displayed in a convenient way, which makes it easy to navigate the market dynamics and make a buy and sale orders.

**What we offer:**

- Healthy workplace environment
- Strong and friendly development team
- Competitive reward
- Compensation for education
- Flexible schedule
- 15 paid vacation days, 7 paid days-off