We are Inspeerity, a modern software house, providing software development, consultancy, and maintenance services. We specialize in full stack development – from defining project requirements, to designing, building, and deploying software applications for web, backend, enterprise and mobile. We are crazy about technology, serious about people.
As we continue to grow and support both our long‑term partners and new clients with numerous recruitment projects, including those planned for the future, we are now looking for Test Specialist.
Growth support is crucial for us, which is why we provide you with a development budget that you can use in any way that suits you best.
Take part in teambuild legalization events, get to know the members of the Inspeerity team better, and try(td something new and exciting with us.
Once a month, we all meet for a business development update, allowing our CEO to share the latest information about the company’s situation with us.
In 1‑on‑1 meetings, you and your leader will discuss your development directions, successes, and challenges, or simply talk about what is important to you at the moment.
If you think Inspeerity is a great place to work, recommend us to a friend and participate in our recommendations program.
You can also choose the equipment and gadgets you’ll work with, that will make your developer’s life easier.
If our collaboration goes well and we stay together for more than 3 or 5 years, you will receive a bonus from us for travel, pursuing hobbies, or simply fulfilling one of your dreams. It’s up to you!
Our team is distributed worldwide with offices that provide flexible working environments.
Take advantage of the psychological support we offer and take care of your mental well‑being.
Take care of your health with the private medical care we provide.
…and of course, sleep peacefully with the life insurance you can join with us.
Jump into English lessons toasmussen help you communicate your technical know‑how.
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