Position: Frontend Developer
Company: Synergetica
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2023-03-01T00:00:00+02:00

We are looking for an experienced Frontend Developer to join our Development team.

Responsibilities:

- Take part in developing our infrastructure and architecture
- Take a major part in the creation of our React application that relaces our old AngularJS application.
- Work closely with Product, Team Lead, QA, and other teammates.
- Design, Develop and integrate quality code for our Core Product team

Requirements:

- 5+ years in frontend development
- 4+ years of experience with basic web technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript.
- 4+ years experience with React and TypeScript.
- Experience with common front-end development tools such as Babel, Webpack, NPM, etc.
- Familiarity with RESTful APIs
- Good spoken and written English level (Upper-Intermediate or higher)

Advantages:

- Experience with AngularJS
- Experience with Cypress (or other testing frameworks)
- Experience with RxJS

We offer:

• The сompetitive salary depending on your experience;
• Study and practice English: courses and communication with colleagues and clients from different countries;
• Compensation package (paid vacation, sick leaves, medical insurance);
• Possibility to work remotely;

Project:

The project offers a fully automated Remote Care platform designed to directly connect patients with medical sources of care from the comfort of their own homes, for improved quality of life. The platform makes it possible to safely monitor, detect, analyze, and predict adverse events or other changes in patient conditions – enabling care teams to communicate and intervene in real time and to successfully manage even the most complex medical treatment protocols.

A full-stack remote patient monitoring solution is both device-agnostic and disease-agnostic and seamlessly equips care teams with the tools required to remotely manage even their most complex and chronically ill patients.