Position: Senior Full Stack / Back-End Developer
Company: Animo
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-07-01T00:00:00+03:00

**About company**
Who we are as a team
We are a fully established company with a startup mindset. We are all enthusiasts who love what we do.
**What value we deliver as a company**
We are building a product that helps small businesses to automate their sales and marketing processes within the company. Our main idea is to bring business data to the places where people work (emails, calendar events, contacts, etc.) to always have business context under your ingertips when you need it.
Our clients are Small and medium businesses working in Google workspace (Gmail, Google Calendar, etc.) who are either looking for their business automation or already use some software but looking to improve it and make it available in Google Workspace.

**What technical challenges we currently have**
We have a great product though we also have a lot of new ideas and places to improve. So we’re seeking enthusiastic heads and hands to strengthen our team and take responsibility for particular domain knowledge (ownership) of our product and bring it to the highest level.

**We offer**
● Great team with no bureaucracy and easy communication
● Leading technologies (like Google Cloud Platform / Kubernetes / etc.)
● Medical insurance
● 20 working days of paid vacation (4 weeks)
● 50% coverage for professional training

****About position**
Responsibilities**
● Growth and development of the core product platform
● Development, maintenance and deployment of back-end services
● Participation in all the key architectural decisions

**Requirements**
● Good in-depth understanding of TypeScript / JavaScript (NodeJS)
● Experience with MongoDB
● Reading English
● Architectural thinking
**Will be a plus**
● Spoken English
● Experience in VueJS framework
● Understanding of Docker / Kubernetes technologies
● Knowledge of administration of MongoDB infrastructure