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ASG Company
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What is this job about?
ASG Platform is looking for a Full Stack Developer Intern to assist our demanding customer website infrastructure and our Full Stack Developers. Our projects require implementing our pre-approved UI, constructing our API, connecting the two, and setting up our server infrastructure with our client's current systems.
The main functions are as follows:
- Help the Full Stack Developers to build the core and support systems for a communication platform.
- Help maintenance of the core and support systems by constantly updating the source codes and allied repositories.
- Assist the Full Stack Developers with technical documentation and maintain active tech repositories for all tech activities carried out.
Job Location and Compensation
- This job is a remote position. You can work anywhere in the Philippines.
- Your working shift will be 7 AM - 5 PM Central Standard Time in the USA with a one-hour break. (8 PM - 6 AM Philippine time)
- Applicants can expect a salary of PHP 20,000 - PHP 25,000 per month
Paid training provided
Full-time job
Bonuses
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
The ASG Platform helps organize business processes by enabling the development of a personal connection and a lasting relationship with customers, partners, and other elements of the chain such as the suppliers and investors. We offer a modern tool for communication empowering businesses to connect with their employees and customers wherever they are, using their existing phone lines that have been upgraded into a smart one in order to convey the right message at the right time to the right people.
We help business processes, like enabling the development of connection and a lasting relationship between business and their customers. We offer a modern tool for communication.
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