Position: Lead NodeJS
Company: SoftServe
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2020-02-01T00:00:00+02:00

WE ARE
The newly formed team is looking for a Technical Leader to work with a new client at SoftServe. 
SoftServe client is a contingent worker provider for big companies in the oil and gas industry. Who helps energy companies scale faster – allowing operators, vendors, and contractors to work together seamlessly while reducing costs and risk.
As a team, we will work on a platform development which will help our Client to automate and optimize their business processes

YOU ARE
Essential requirements
•	4+ years of experience in service-oriented web development using NodeJS, Go or similar languages
•	experience in working with relational and NoSQL data storages
•	experience and desire to lead a team and be a mentor for junior staff 
•	critical thinking, ability to push-back and evaluate technical decisions
•	struggling for excellence in delivery 
•	experience in writing unit and integration tests
•	upper Intermediate and a higher level of English
•	fast learner
•	can work well independently and with others
•	responsible and result-oriented
•	BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experience

Nice to have
•	experience in designing and building systems with microservice architecture
•	experience in GraphQL
•	experience in Data Lake
•	experience in building applications using Ruby
•	experience in continuous delivery

YOU WANT TO WORK WITH
•	designing and building distributed systems
•	contribute to infrastructure improvements and development
•	work with NodeJS/Go/RoR, GraphQL and containers
•	lead a team and help people to achieve the best results
•	setup and maintain continuous delivery processes on a project
•	conduct design and code reviews
•	be a mentor for junior staff


TOGETHER WE WILL 
•	create an excellent team atmosphere
•	contribute to the oil and gas industry
•	develop a platform for our client to help them do their business even better