Position: Middle Front End Developer (Angular4+)
Company: Blackthorn Vision
Experience required: 2y
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Published: 2021-11-01T00:00:00+02:00

Requirements:
2,5 + years of experience in web development;
Strong experience with Angular 4 or higher as the project is written on Angular 9;
Strong experience with web markup (HTML5 and CSS3), CSS compiler, and responsive design;
Extensive experience with JavaScript, Typescript;
Experience with RESTful services;
Knowledge of Angular CLI, web pack, and building modular libraries;
Writing extensive unit tests using Jasmine and Karma;
Reactive programming with RxJs;
State management (NgRx, NgXs, etc);
Deep understanding of UI, modern web architecture using JavaScript-based technologies, cross-browser compatibility, web components focusing on performance under varied device and network conditions;
Upper-intermediate English level.

Responsibilities:
The engineer we are seeking will primarily be responsible for creating new features and maintaining existing code;
We expect the engineer to work directly with the CTO to help put together requirements, define architecture;
As the team grows, the engineer may be responsible for code reviews and training of any new engineers from his or her firm as needed.

About The Project:
Our client, Sensia, is a joint venture of leaders in the oil and gas industry Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) and Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB). The joint venture leverages Schlumberger’s deep oil and gas domain knowledge and Rockwell Automation’s rich automation and information expertise to address this fast-growing market.

Sensia will make industrial-scale digitalization and seamless automation available to every oil and gas company so their assets can operate more productively and profitably.

Over the last seven years, the Blackthorn Vision team has been participating in developing Digital Oil Field solutions that should revolutionize the industry. The current team has 22 members and 4 open positions.