Senior Node.js Developer with AWS and TDD Experience – Bild.de (m/f)
BILD.de is the news &amp; entertainment portal of BILD &amp; the biggest online editorial offer in Germany. As part of Axel Springer SE, we are shaping the future of the media with creativity and passion. We are looking for people who want to help shape those, who are open to new ideas and represent their convictions courageously. We are looking for employees with ambitious goals.<p>Position
Micro-services, AWS, node.js, TDD, docker containers, &amp; most importantly: Emojis in our logs! We’re a small team that runs the kind of infrastructure you always wanted to help build up.
We’re building a platform of flexible, micro-service based adapters that let our users build video workflows that import, transcode &amp; export videos from a wild variety of systems.<p>Our challenge
•	Build a completely fresh micro-service based system, built on Node.js &amp; running on AWS
•	Build something new, instead of maintaining legacy code Experience
•	Previous experience in implementing REST API driven, Node.js based micro-services
•	Experience in test-driven development utilizing a modern testing framework (mocha&#x2F;chai&#x2F;jest)
•	Previous experience in building production systems on AWS
•	Optional: You’re a Jest &#x2F; TDD God
•	Bonus: setup CI &amp; CD systems before ideally on Jenkins&#x2F;CircleCI, worked with Terraform before, You’re a Kubernetes God :)<p>Our offer
You will be given the opportunity to deploy your current strengths &amp; gain additional ones. In an agile &amp; highly qualified team, you will work on the newest media technologies in a modern office in the heart of Berlin. 
Moreover: You will have flexible working hours &amp; above average number of vacation days &amp; free lunch in our four on-site restaurants every day. Furthermore, a MacBook Pro, which can also be used privately, will be placed at your disposal.<p>Contact
For questions (044400023) contact: Julia, julia.lange@axelspringer.de.<p>Please apply via this link: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bit.ly&#x2F;2IKBjmU