Lead Front-End Developer - React.js
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Job description
This is a remote position.
- Lead the development and maintenance of highly-responsive web-based user interfaces.
- Architect flexible and well-structured frontend solutions to meet product requirements.
- Create visualizations to effectively represent large datasets.
- Understand and incorporate user interactions into frontend designs.
- Collaborate closely with UI/UX teams and backend developers to integrate frontend and backend components seamlessly.
- Demonstrate proficiency in UI component development and implementation.
- Provide technical guidance and mentorship to frontend developers, fostering their growth and development within the team.
- Proficient in React.js with a strong understanding of frontend development principles.
- Extensive knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript concepts, with a focus on modern frontend frameworks and libraries.
- Experience using version control systems like GIT and Bitbucket for code management and collaboration.
- Stay updated with emerging trends and technologies in frontend development to drive innovation and maintain relevance.
- Good communication skills
- Good, positive attitude
- Good debugging and problem-solving skills
- Good IQ
- Lots of common sense
Originally posted on Himalayas
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