Who we are looking for

Curious, ambitious, and eager to learn. Focused on growth and developing core technical and problem-solving skills.

Who are we?

NobleProg is a global training and consultancy firm operating worldwide. NobleProg originally developed DaDesktop to support its training delivery, which has since grown into an independent product, a powerful cloud desktop platform for remote training, labs, work desktops, and self-study.
As a developer with NobleProg, you'll help drive the growth of both NobleProg and DaDesktop.

When you join

1. Career Path: You must grow into a tech lead, an entrepreneur, or a highly skilled specialist.
2. Work with Bleeding-Edge Tech: Get hands-on experience with the latest technologies, including alpha/beta software, cutting-edge infrastructure, and top-tier hardware. We invest in the tools that help you do your best work.
3. Join a Global Team: Collaborate with talented colleagues from around the world. Also, work directly with the C-level management.
4. Make a Real Impact: See your code directly solve problems for our users and drive the company forward. Your work matters here.

Key responsibilities

1. Work on features and maintain the existing systems
2. Proactively identify and fix bugs/errors and support users
3. Design, develop, test, and deploy full-stack features
4. Write clean and efficient code
5. Design simple and effective security solutions
6. Collaborate closely with Senior developers

Must requirements

• 1+ year of software engineering experience (new graduates are welcome).
• Able to communicate clearly and effectively in English
• Have experience with JavaScript and PHP or Python
• Must have the basics of Linux CLI and Git
• Understand the basics of SQL Database (MariaDB / MySQL)
• In-depth understanding of computer science fundamentals (algorithms, data structures, databases, networking, operating systems, etc.)
• Uses AI/LLMs to enhance productivity
• Demonstrated impact in past work/projects (e.g., improved a process, built a functional application).

Good to have

• Personal projects, contributions to open source, or relevant coursework/internship/work experience.