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ADDENDUM
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Join ADDENDUM, a global software development and IT team augmentation firm focusing on fintech, banking, and telco industries. Experience tailored benefits, diverse projects with various tech stacks, and opportunities for growth, freedom, and responsibility you desire.
Whether you're in the heart of Vilnius or anywhere else in Lithuania, you'll join forces with dedicated professionals in the IT sector, contributing to the development, enhancement, and modernisation of information systems and registries. You'll help create intuitive, interactive, and accessible user interfaces, ensuring seamless integration with backend services and delivering high-quality solutions that meet users' needs.
The required front-end competencies may have been gained across separate projects or contracts, provided that the combined experience demonstrates all the required skills and expertise.
Salary ranges (for employees in Lithuania only):3500–5500 € gross (the given range is flexible and depends on your experience).
This is a remote-based position, but you have to be located in Lithuania.
At Addendum we believe in personalized benefits packages that cater to your unique passions. Tell us what drives you, and we'll craft a package accordingly. On top of that, here's what's in store automatically:
So, get your dancing shoes on and come join the fun!
At ADDENDUM, we wholeheartedly reject all forms of discrimination, including but not limited to age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race or ethnicity, religion or belief, gender identity, marriage, civil partnership, or any other protected category. We are committed to fostering a culture of equality and inclusion, where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
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