Position: Front-End Developer
Company: Luxoft
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

Project Description:
Testing and Subsea (GeoBalance)

Value proposition:
Precise Pressure Control Solutions Providing Innovative Well Construction, Delivering High Performance Drilling, Improving Reservoir Recovery and Maximizing Asset Value.

Brief description:
Creating only a minimal overbalanced annular pressure, Managed Pressure Drilling uses a closed-loop fluid system that avoids the regulatory restrictions on underbalanced operations while providing the benefits:
- faster penetration rates
- reduced fluid loss and reservoir influx
- excellent wellbore integrity
Access to the extensive resources of Halliburton's Energy Services Group enables GeoBalance to offer a fully integrated package of Managed Pressure Drilling capabilities, from Basic Rotating Control Device-only service to a premium level incorporating a complete array of drilling optimization services.
 
Global Presence
- Operations in 48 countries, including all deepwater markets
- Strategically located manufacturing and state-ofthe-art technology center

Technologies:
- Developing web application
 Angular 2+, JavaScript, NodeJs, MQTT, RabbitMQ
 C#
- Version control
 GIT

Responsibilities:
We are looking for a Front-End Developer to join our professional team. We are developing a web-based platform that provides the flexible online service based on graphics animation for an Oil and Gas domain. As part of a team you'll take part in development of an application in a Lean Agile environment, and apply all your creativity and team work to the modern product.

Mandatory Skills Description:
3+ years of experience in developing applications using the JavaScript frameworks like Angular 2+.
Experience in working with Node JS, RESTFUL Web Services, RXJS
Good Understanding of JavaScript OOP and DOM manipulations.
Experience working with GIT

Nice-to-Have Skills:
Experience of working on CSS Preprocessors like LESS and SASS