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Svitla Systems, Inc. is seeking a Senior Node.js Engineer to work remotely on innovative projects in the AE industry. This role involves rebuilding products, developing APIs, and utilizing technologies like AWS and Node.js. The successful candidate will benefit from a comprehensive package including competitive pay, flexible working conditions, and a supportive team culture.
Svitla Systems Inc. is looking for a Senior Node.js Engineer for a full-time position (40 hours per week) in Mexico. Our client, the AE industry’s only fully cloud-based PIM solution, handles the increasingly complex space of digital communications, documents, and workflows for architectural and engineering firms. The simple, intuitive user interface makes everyday tasks, such as email filing and archiving, file sharing, and CA workflows, automated and effortless. They integrate with industry-standard software, including Office 365, Procore, Deltek, Ajera, Unanet, and Microsoft Teams. The company’s software utilizes tools and automation to streamline tedious tasks, such as filing emails, preparing transmittals, and managing logs, thereby enabling architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals to maintain high-quality records and ensure client satisfaction.
The team has always been fully remote. They use MS Teams as the chat and virtual meeting platform. Each engineer uses their preferred IDE. Any tools that help you work faster and more effectively are encouraged. Tickets and the Kanban board are used to organize the work in Jira. They use a CI/CD approach, releasing changes in small increments as they become ready. The team holds a short daily stand-up, and engineers work together as needed.
The current backend is primarily built on Java Spring, and the front end utilizes Vue.js (without WebSocket support). The team is shifting to a more (but not exclusive) API-first serverless approach with a reactive front-end. They are undertaking this cautiously as being serverless is incredible for many things, but only for some.
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