Position: Junior Front-End Developer
Company: Murano Sofrware
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 1y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

**Location**: Kharkiv or remote
** of employment**: full time

**About the company: 
**Murano Software - since 2003 we have been creating and perfecting various projects for American companies. Our portfolio includes dozens of sophisticated web applications, such as a high-load e- platform for a global clothing and accessories chain, a portal for state registration of car transactions, and much more.
Murano Software is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Windows Mobile Solutions Partner ® and IBM PartnerWorld ®.

**About the project: 
**A unique web-based system (SaaS) for document flow between all participants in the insurance market in the United States is our own product. This is an innovative approach  the automation of storage, processing and exchange of information.
The project has twice won the prestigious insurance award ACORD (Association for Cooperative Operations Research and Development).

**Our ideal candidate has the following skills and qualifications:
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  - More than 0,5 year of experience in Front-End development
  - Knowledge of xml, babel, webpack is desirable
  - English Intermediate level
  - Experience with TypeScript

**Technologies, tools and methodologies used on the project:
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- Front end: TypeScript,, webpack, ;
- Back end: NET Framework, C #, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API, Entity Framework, DevExpress, RabbitMQ, MS SQL Server;
- Tools: Wrike, Crucible, Confluence, TeamCity;
- Methodologies and techniques: Code review, Scrum / Kanban.

**What do we offer?
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  - Flexible work schedule, 40-hour work week;
  - Medical insurance;
  - Compensation for sports activities;
  - English lessons with a teacher in the office;
  - Full meals + tea, coffee, fruits;
  - A cozy  office next to the metro;
  -  Holidays and events from the company, which do not have to be bored :)

**Need more information? Let’s talk :)**