• Develop and maintain our SaaS platform using modern web technologies. • Collaborate with product and design teams to build user-friendly and scalable solutions. • Write clean, maintainable, and efficient code. • Troubleshoot and debug applications. • Stay up-to-date with emerging trends and technologies in web development.

• Start-up, commissioning and preventative maintenance along with repairs at customer sites. • Understanding customer requirements and working closely with them on existing systems  • Informing the customer about obsolete equipment and stimulating replacement of old equipment that cannot be repaired anymore • Create accurate reports on all executed activities as well as the findings reported by the customer • Use and maintain all measuring equipment and tools optimally and timely calibrate these according to the procedures

• Lead the design, development, and implementation of solutions on the Skadina platform. • Provide technical leadership and mentorship to development teams. • Translate business requirements into technical solutions. • Review code and ensure adherence to development standards and best practices. • Coordinate with architects, business analysts, and QA teams to ensure successful delivery. • Support system integration, testing, deployment, and post-production activities. • Troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues. • Ensure application performance, security, and scalability. • Prepare technical documentation and knowledge transfer materials.

• Shaping products from the beginning. Helping define what should be built, what should wait, and what should be cut before time gets wasted. • Building from zero and shipping fast. Taking ideas from early concept to prototype to real product in users’ hands, often in days, not months. • Seeing your work in the wild immediately. You won’t work on tiny pieces of a giant system that may never reach production. What you build here ships, gets used, and teaches us something right away. • Making foundational technical decisions. Choosing the right tools, architecture, and tradeoffs for the stage, instead of inheriting someone else’s stack by default. • Working close to the truth. Learning directly from users, pressure-testing assumptions, and adjusting quickly when the signal changes. • Building across the full product reality. Thinking not just about whether something works technically, but whether it is useful, usable, differentiated, and economically sound. • Operating at a pace that keeps things fun. Small teams, minimal process, and the expectation that meaningful progress happens daily. If you love moving quickly, you’ll thrive here. If you prefer long cycles and layers of review, this will feel uncomfortable. • Helping shape ventures, not just software. Contributing to the decisions that determine whether something becomes a feature, a product, or a company.