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🟢 Dev.Pro is a global team of IT professionals helping tech companies scale their business through software engineering expertise. Operating as a remote-first company, our developers work across 55+ countries on five continents, giving us the flexibility and skillset to deliver high-quality engineering for projects of any size or complexity. Clear communication and following through on our commitments are at the core of how we work. Our people have the freedom to work from anywhere, along with the opportunity to grow — both professionally and personally — as part of a diverse, dedicated team.
We invite a Senior Software Engineer with strong Angular skills and Node.js experience to join our team. In this role, you’ll help build and enhance POS and in-store solutions used in real-world payment and retail environments. You’ll work closely with engineers, QA, and product teams, balancing hands-on development with team leadership responsibilities to deliver features across payments, loyalty, and hardware integrations.
🟩 What's in it for you:
- Work on a strategic initiative for a leading Point of Sale company, supporting its expansion into a new business domain
- Take ownership of high-impact features across payments, loyalty, and in-store transaction flows
- Grow your people leadership skills by guiding engineers, supporting delivery, and helping the team stay aligned on technical decisions
✅ Is that you?
- 5+ years of experience as a Full-Stack Software Engineer
- Strong experience building frontend applications with Angular and TypeScript
- Solid experience with Node.js for backend development
- Experience working with payment systems or understanding of payment processing workflows
- Experience integrating with hardware devices or working with hardware-related systems
- Understanding of integrations between frontend and backend components
- Experience working with relational databases (SQLite or similar)
- Experience writing unit tests and following code quality best practices
- Strong problem-solving and communication skills, with the ability to collaborate across teams
- Upper-Intermediate English level
Desirable:
- Experience leading engineers and contributing to technical discussions within a team
- Experience with POS or similar in-store systems
🧩Key responsibilities and your contribution
In this role, you’ll collaborate with a team of engineers to develop and support in-store and POS features, working across payments, loyalty, and hardware integrations.
- Design, develop, and maintain Angular-based features for in-store and POS applications
- Build functionality for payment processing, loyalty programs, and related transaction flows
- Implement and support integrations with payment systems, card readers, and other in-store hardware devices
- Collaborate with backend, QA, BA, and product teams to deliver new features across connected systems
- Lead technical discussions and help the team align on implementation approaches
- Coordinate day-to-day technical work and help ensure smooth feature delivery
- Investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve issues across frontend and integrated systems
- Support team members by sharing knowledge, guiding implementation decisions, and unblocking work
- Contribute to improving code quality, maintainability, and development practices within the team
🎾 What's working at Dev.Pro like?
✔️ 30 paid days off each year — take them whenever you want for rest days, holidays, or personal time
✔️ 5 paid sick days, up to 60 days of medical leave, and 6 paid days off per year for major family events like weddings, funerals, or the birth of a child
✔️ Partially covered health insurance - after the probation
✔️ Wellness bonus for gym memberships, sports nutrition, and similar needs
Our next steps:
✅ Submit a CV in English — ✅ Intro call with a Recruiter — ✅ Interview — ✅ Offer
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