Position: Full Stack Developer (NodeJS&React)
Company: Gemicle
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 1y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

**WHAT YOU WILL DO:**
• Develop backend services using NodeJS 
• Develop frontend implementations using TypeScript and the latest Web standards
• Utilise React/Redux and common ecosystem libraries. Research and support the development of native mobile applications
• Operate with an existing relational (e.g CockroachDB) and non-relational (e.g. MongoDB, Cloud Firestore) database. Analyse and design the database structure
• Apply best practices to the design of data structures and algorithms. 
• Strive for both simplicity and performance
• Share your expertise with the team by putting your ego aside
• Write your technical docs or implementation proposals, mentor and improve the overall performance of the team
• Bring ideas to the table, take ownership over project timelines and deliverables, and help us scale

**WHO YOU ARE:**
• You have proven experience as a Full Stack Developer
• You have mastered one of NodeJS, Python, C/C++, C#, Java, TypeScript
• You are familiar with common stacks
• You have a knack for visual design and utility
• You make sure that you and everyone around you are growing towards an outstanding group of professionals who share the same passion
• You are a personable and bright team player
• You are able to motivate and drive your colleagues towards success, and you are a humble and proactive team player
• You have good communication skills and logical thinking
• You have a good English

**WE PROVIDE:**
• Friendly atmosphere in our Gemicle family
• Ability to work with high-loaded projects with millions of users
• Working in an international environment
• Competitive salary
• English classes
• Flexible working hours and no overtimes
• 18 holidays + 2 days off
• Paid sick leaves
• Cozy office in the centre of the city with fruits, cookies...
• Regular team buildings and nice presents for holidays