junior kotlin + vue.js fullstack developer
Enhance your skills from university or your own projects and become a part of a team working on our internal system called TimeMission.
200 - 250 Kč/hod.
Junior
Part-time
Brno, Praha
Most companies (or maybe all of them :)) need some kind of internal system to record attendance, track project allocations and free capacities, send leave requests, etc. And what kind of software company would we be if we didn’t develop such a system ourselves? 🙂
Introducing TimeMission: As mentioned above, it has various functionalities. The development of this system was and still is purely in our hands. We write the backend in Java 21/Kotlin + Springboot + PostgreSQL, on the frontend we use a combination of Vue.js 2 and AngularJS, which we are rewriting to Vue. Git and JIRA are used for versioning.
Our team is primarily made up of students, so we are used to adapting to the school. For example, it's not a problem to take a month off during the exam period. :)
What Will Be Your Job
Creating new and modifying existing components
Implementation of new features
Bug fixing and minor modifications to the application
You can actively participate in the overall development, from the architecture of the project to the actual design of new features
Working in a small and friendly team that uses Scrum and agile development
What We Expect of You
Experience in Java/Kotlin development at least from school or your own projects
Knowledge of at least one of the following frontend technologies - JavaScript, Vue.js, React, TypeScript - and again we are ok with school or your own projects
Experience in SQL
Clean code is your love <3
Desire to learn new things and push yourself and the things around you
Not being afraid of using English from time to time
Ready to take the step in a new direction? Drop us a line and tell us about your tech background. We'll start with a chat about your experience and show you how we work at ARTIN. If we click, we'll be happy to welcome you on board.
What Your Future Colleagues Say about ARTIN
” Working on the TimeMission project is a great opportunity to deepen your knowledge from university on something practical. Working with other students creates a comfortable environment where you can grow your skills while being backed up by experienced seniors. It will also teach you how to operate in a work environment. I would say it's a great shot for a first/second job for IT students.”
Jiří Smejkal
TimeMission Project Manager
" A great project for juniors and technology enthusiasts in a young, rapidly growing team. We are working on an internal system primarily used by our colleagues – so we get immediate feedback and are not afraid to ask questions, even in the kitchen over coffee. With us, you will learn everything from frontend and backend development, through basic testing, to analysis or DevOps – depending on what interests you."
Zbyněk Jadrníček
Senior Frontend Developer
Sounds Good?
Let's Talk!
Lenka Stříteská
HR Business Partner
lenka.striteska@artin.eu
+420 731 278 216
Benefits—Our Way of Saying Thanks
Your time is yours
Unlimited vacation—because we trust you to manage your time
Sick days, no questions asked
A flexible approach to work-life balance
Tech that makes sense
Modern tech stack that keeps you marketable
Tools that help your work easier, not harder
Infrastructure built by developers, for developers
Grow with us
Language courses to keep expanding your horizons
Cutting edge tech stack
Regular tech meetups to stay sharp
Work where you feel best
A remote-friendly approach
DevHubs in Brno, Prague, and Bratislava for in-person cooperation
Access to coworking spaces worldwide
Comfortable offices in our own building
Community matters
Team-building events that you'll actually want to attend
A chance to work with people who share your passion for tech
Help us grow with referral bonuses (because great people know great people)
Care About Your Wellbeing
Paid telehealth platform uLékaře.cz for you and your loved ones
A company mobile phone plan (because nobody likes managing multiple phones)
Pet-friendly environment (because sometimes the best rubber-duck debugging involves an actual furry friend)