WMS Developer at ajax

ajax

Kyiv·1d ago

Mid LevelFull-timeGitAPI

Salary Range

$102,000 - $138,000 /year

Estimated

This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.

About the Role

We are looking for a 1C/BAS Developer to join our team at Ajax Systems, a leading European manufacturer of security systems. This role focuses on developing and enhancing our in-house WMS system.

Key Responsibilities

→Develop our proprietary WMS product on the 1C/BAF platform
→Collaborate on developing software modules on the 1C/BAS platform
→Develop and enhance API interfaces
→Create software for data collection terminals
→Develop reports using SCD
→Develop software tools for user needs
→Support and improve existing functionality on the 1C platform
→Prepare and implement interfaces with external modules
→Adapt current configuration to customer business processes
→Integrate WMS configuration with other software
→Adhere to company development standards
→Perform testing of developed functionality
→Maintain, optimize, and refactor developed software modules

Requirements

✓Technical higher education (IT field preferred)
✓3+ years of experience programming on 1C/BAF 8.3 platform
✓Understanding of basic business processes in enterprises
✓2+ years of experience with thin client and WEB interface
✓Knowledge of SCD (data composition system)
✓Experience with HTTP services and API interface development
✓Experience configuring synchronization between different 1C/BAF databases
✓Experience with both standard and custom modifications
✓Ability to understand existing code
✓System thinking, stress resistance, result orientation, self-accountability, problem-solving attitude, openness to new things

Benefits

★Opportunity to propose and implement your own ideas that impact the product and production
★Work in a motivated team with a zero bullshit culture
★Competitive salary
★Medical insurance
★Corporate English language
★Training compensation
★Opportunity to participate in Ajax security system beta testing and receive new gadgets to test before release