We have a distributed system based on cloud platforms and services that we would like to develop above and beyond. The system consists of several products, both public faced and internal ones. As a part of the development team, you will participate in new features development in one particular product or a product group. Currently we’re looking for an engineer who would be able to work on the Widget development (lit-element based) or our internal tools (Ember.js-based). It’s important for us that you would like to relocate to Finland.

Who you are

If you consider yourself an eager learner, a conscientious worker, and a thoughtful, kind, supportive human, we’re happy to accept you. You like to communicate proactively all the challenges ahead, making sure that all the expectations around are aligned properly. And of course, you like coding.

We’re looking for a skilled frontend engineer with the following requirements

• 3+ years of experience in web development, including decent experience and knowledge in frontend — development experience with modern frameworks (Angular, Ember or similar) is required, including solid understanding of how the underlaying technologies work in general (WebComponents, Virtual DOM, reactive rendering, etc)
• Fluent Russian speaker, as our development team speaks Russian mostly
• You are familiar with the aspects of OOP, FP, SOLID, DRY and use them wisely
• Knowledge of some application design and development patterns and principles and the ability to apply them
• Good understanding of how to debug and profile the code, find bottlenecks in performance
• Ability and willingness to take ownership of some parts of the system
• Ability to write in English; speaking and fluency is a huge plus
• A can-do attitude and willingness to learn a lot in a short time (i.e., can you handle the guaranteed high demands on your brainpower?)
• A great team player who is able to share their work with their teammates and solve big problems in cooperation
• Good analytical skills, ability to make truthful conclusions on problems and their causes

It's also natural for you to ask questions and say if there's something you're not that familiar with yet. There is always room to grow and learn, and you don't need to be perfect, no-one is. This is how we see honesty and humanity.