Position: Full Stack Developer  (React/Java)
Company: Vakoms
Category: Java
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Requirements:
• 3+ year of commercial experience with React/Redux frameworks
• Strong knowledge of JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3
• 2+ year of Java development experience
• Сommerсial experience with Java 8+
• Deep understanding of OOP, OOD
• Experience with build & deployment tools (Jenkins, Maven, Gradle)
• Experience with SQL databases
• Strong knowledge of Spring and Spring Boot frameworks
• Good English language skills, both written and spoken (intermediate and higher)

We offer:
• Engaging and challenging work in a dynamically developing company ;
• Exciting, stable projects involving the newest technologies;
• Adequate and loyal management;
• Medical insurance and Gym;
• Relocate program ;
• Friendly and engaging professional Team;
• Modern and comfortable office facilities, cool corporate kitchen;
• Flexible working hours, no tracking
• Accounting assistance( taxes paid by the Company);
• 20 paid work days of vacation per year;
• Free English courses;
• Subsidized participation in trainings & conferences;
• Free car & bicycle parking;
• Corporative, events, team-buildings;
• Membership in IT Cluster.

About the project
Taboola is widely recognized as the world’s leading content discovery and distribution platform that now serves over 360 billion editorial and video recommendations to over 1 billion unique visitors every month. Publishers, marketers, and agencies leverage Taboola’s platform to retain users on their sites, monetize their traffic and distribute their content to drive high-quality audiences. Taboola’s technology analyzes real-time user data (such as geography, device type, referral source, collaborative filtering, and social media trends) to predict the top handful of items a user may want to consume next. Taboola’s partners include a wide network of top-tier publisher sites, including MSN, NBC Universal, USA TODAY, Business Insider, Bloomberg, and The Weather Channel.