Position: Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Node+JS)
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

- At least 3 years of experience in front end web development (must)
- UX orientation (Must)
- Experience with one of the client-side frameworks React, Angular, Vue etc. - (Must)
- Experience with NodeJS, npm (Must)
- Experience with Typescript, Javascript, CSS, SCSS (Must)
- Experience as Fullstack engineer (Advantage)
- Experience working in a containerized environment with Kubernetes (Advantage)
- Experience in relational databases (Postgres advantage) and NoSQL databases (Mongo Advantage)
- Experience with cloud technologies (GCP/AWS/Azure) Advantage).
- At least Intermediate English

Job Responsibilities:

- Become a valued member of an autonomous, cross-functional agile team.
- Design and develop multi-tenant front end services with a focus on low latency, scalability and user experience for a SaaS product.
- Collaborate closely with other engineers, product owners and designers, to identify and solve challenging problems in cybersecurity.
- Work with experienced and highly talented engineers in a CI/CD environment with cutting edge technologies.
- Take full responsibility and ownership from conception, development, quality to post-deployment.
- Work in an environment that supports your individual growth.

Project Description:

The client is a product international company that provides a defence platform that enables development and security teams to protect critical workloads against emerging threats and undiscovered vulnerabilities with a lightweight agent that protects the organisation's public, private and hybrid cloud deployments on-premises data centres managed. In addition, it is an advanced endpoint detection and response platform, which gathers as much information as possible to detect and analyse complex threats while being as non-intrusive as possible, minimising the impact on the network and the endpoint.