Position: Senior Angular Developer (Healthcare)
Company: CodeSpace
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

**During the quarantine we are working remotely. In case you don't live in Kyiv, we are ready to consider a full-time remote work opportunity for you.**

**Responsibilities:**
As a front-end developer, you will join a large and versatile scrum team where you’ll have back-end developers as well as front-end developers, QA, and a product manager.

You will have the challenge of turning product feature requests into technical tasks and be responsible for their development using your existing skills while improving and sharpening your knowledge and skill set.

You will have the understanding and satisfaction on working on software products who will be used to help save and improve on the health of human lives.

**Requirements:**
- 5+ years in web software development:
- 2+ years with Angular 2+ (we use Angular 9);
- 2+ years with angular 1.6x ((using typescript + components) – still used in legacy screens;
- Proficient with ngRx;
- Good grasp of RxJS concepts;
- Excellent layout skills – HTML, CSS3;
- Understanding of enterprise-class system concepts (Deployment, Performance, Scalability, Availability, and Security);
- Experience with large-scale applications;
- Ability to review and create technical design documentation;
- Experience with working with git;
- Experience with unit testing;
- Excellent troubleshooting and debugging skills;
- Experience operating in an Agile/Scrum environment;
- Experience with working and writing configurations for Webpack, Angular builders;
- Bonus - experience with Ag-Grid UI-Grid, Highcharts, [socket.io](http://socket.io/), Lodash, Angular-Material.

**Benefits and conditions:**
- Medical insurance;
- Paid sick leaves - up to 21 days a year, vacation - 24 days a year;
- Compensation of the gym and lunches;
- Challenging tasks and a team of great engineers.

Please reach me out if you are interested. We'll discuss the details :)