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Job Summary: We are looking for a Programmer Analyst with backend and frontend experience, proactive attitude, and eagerness to grow within a stable project, solving coding challenges and tickets. Key Highlights: 1. A project where real programming happens: analyze, improve, optimize 2. A technical team where ideas are tested and refined collectively 3. An environment that supports continued technical growth **Description:** ---------------- We have code. We have projects. We have tickets waiting for resolution. What we're missing is the person who enjoys solving all of that! Your playing field will look something like this: * Backend development with Java and Python (and some PHP). * Advanced SQL queries in Oracle, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. * Frameworks such as Hibernate and build management with Maven. * Frontend development with JavaScript and React, using Bootstrap for UI layout. * IDEs such as Eclipse or Visual Studio Code. * And yes... ticketing tools too (because bugs don’t fix themselves). What we’re looking for in you: * At least 5 years of experience as a Programmer Analyst. * Backend development experience with Java and Python (PHP is a plus). * Advanced SQL skills in Oracle, MySQL, or PostgreSQL. * Experience with Hibernate, Maven, JavaScript, React, and Bootstrap. * Proficiency with Eclipse or Visual Studio Code and ticketing tools. * Above all, a proactive attitude, strong problem-solving ability, and enthusiasm for continued growth! Work Modality: Remote work. That said… if there’s an office location in your city and you’d ever like to swap your home desk for one with office coffee and tech chats with the team, you’re welcome to drop by! What awaits you on the other side of deployment? * A project where real programming happens: analyze, improve, optimize... * A technical team where ideas are tested and refined collectively. * An environment that supports continued technical growth. * A salary commensurate with your skills. * And the peace of mind that comes with a stable project—so you can focus on the code.
