Position: Senior Fullstack Javascript Engineer for Aaron.ai
Company: UAtalents
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2023-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

Aaron.ai is the market leader in AI-powered patient-practice communication in Germany. Every day, they are committed to a world in which patients of all ages have direct access to medical care at all times. More than 2,000 physicians are already on this path together with Aaron.ai.

**Your tasks:**
- Building up a new team which is dedicated to supporting the growth efforts of Aaron.ai.
- Conceptualizing and setting up processes and scalable structures of the new team.
- Building and improving customer-facing and internal tools, features and infrastructure for teams such as marketing, operations and sales.
- Working directly with stakeholders and representing the technical side on projects from conception to design and implementation.
- Developing experiments and measuring results of rapid iterations and growth efforts.

**Your Experience & Skills:**
- You have already gained at least 3+ years of professional experience as Javascript/Node.js developer, and have a passion for end-to-end development.
- You are comfortable with frontend web development, open APIs, as well as reading and navigating code and documentation that you didn’t write.
- You can translate ideas into clear code. Your code is efficient and adaptable to changing requirements, documented and tested through a mix of automated and manual tests.
- You know when and how to adjust existing designs or make refactors vs leaving things as they are.
- You prioritize your work and optimize it for either speed or quality, depending on the situation.
- You are able to coach Junior developers.

**Nice to have, but not required:**
- Experience in leading a team of engineers.
- Experience with workflow automation.
- Experience with AWS Lambda and the Serverless Framework.
- Knowledge of marketing and growth methodologies.
- Experience in the digital health industry.