Angular Software Developer

About the Webellian

Webellian is a well-established Digital transformation and IT consulting company committed to creating a positive impact for our clients. We are driven by shared values, strong principles, and a passion for innovative and disruptive technologies. We are a community of engineers and senior advisors who work with our clients across industries, playing a deep and meaningful role in accelerating and realizing their vision and strategy.

About the position

We are looking for a Angular Software Developer with at least 3 years of experience to join an international team working for one of our customers, a leader in the insurance industry. As a Angular Software Developer, your role will be to develop key features of our client’s internal tool, which is integrated with other systems and tailored to business needs.

You will collaborate with teammates based in Poland and across Europe and will have direct contact with product owners and application users. Knowledge of backend technologies is an advantage, and experience with AWS is a plus.

Key responsibilities

• New features development
• Writing clean, functional code on the frontend
• Writing technical documentation
• Propose technical improvements to the application

Competencies

• Technologies: Angular, Java, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Cloud technologies (AWS, Azure), Jenkins
• Knowledge of integration with Salesforce is a plus; integration with Microsoft platform - Excel is a plus
• Familiarity with common stacks
• Familiarity with databases
• Great attention to detail
• Experience with Agile/Scrum methodologies is a must
• Fluency in English is a must
• Excellent verbal communication skills are a must
• Independence and drive to grow and learn

Interested? Please click the “Apply for this job” button and send us your CV in English.

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