NETCONOMY
Team Culture
Description
Are you ready to join a game-changing team that knows the power of collaboration? At our company, we thrive on innovation and embrace constant growth, both personally and professionally. We're all about providing a structural framework that empowers productivity and creates a perfect harmony between work and life. We take our responsibility to society and the environment seriously, actively contributing to positive change. Join us, and together, let's redefine what success means in a modern, forward-thinking workplace.
Language
- English
Team Distribution
- International
- Distributed
Team Size
- 20+ Employees
Developmentprocess
- Scrum
- Kanban
We are fully dedicated to the Scrum framework, embracing transparency, continuous improvement, and an open feedback culture. Our development cycle operates on a sprint basis, deploying new features every two weeks. To ensure project success, we actively involve our clients in refinements, reviews, and important meetings. By involving our clients closely, we aim to foster collaboration and achieve optimal outcomes together.
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Our Values
We show up.
We have never been after the fast buck. And we never will.
We are proud to deliver.
We move first.
We like competition.
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Colleagues
- What´s your job about?
- I am responsible for developing and maintaining dynamic web applications using frameworks and libraries like Angular and React. My primary focus is set on implementing user interfaces and components according to customer requirements, working with APIs and taking care of performance, SEO and UX of single page applications. Furthermore, I collaborate closely with backend developers to integrate the front- and backend systems seamlessly.
- What do you like most about your job?
- It does not get boring. Since I have been in the front-end field for nearly 10 years now, I saw how tremendously this area changed and how much the complexity grew over time. As a front-end engineer you must always stay curious and interested in trying out new things.
