Senior Frontend Software Engineer
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Job description
- Work hand in hand with the UI/UX-Designers, Backend Engineers, Architects, and Product Owner to create outstanding user experience;
- Develop responsive, user-centric, and performant frontend code for our Web-Application and Microservice Infrastructure;
- Write clean, maintainable, and scalable code that complies with SOLID principles;
- Implement user stories in an agile environment;
- Collaborate in setting goals and technical direction while ensuring that they align with the goals of the business;
- Optimize the created components to maximize performance across the full range of supported devices/browsers;
- You have experienced the broken window effect and you work pro-actively against entropy;
- You can identify code smells 10 miles upwind;
- Embody an ownership mentality, striving to consistently generate code and features to be proud of;
- Make sure the product code matches the documentation and testing (including reviews, Unit, integration, and end to end testing);
- Understand and leverage new frontend technology and know-how to empower our product.
- 5+ years of web development experience working professionally with React, Typescript, HTML, CSS, Redux, and Redux Thunk;
- Web development experience working professionally with GraphQL, XState, Material-UI, Websockets, E2E-Testing, openapi or 3D rendering;
- Experience with the integration of customer-specific projects into a core application;
- Experience with micro-frontends, webpack, and monorepos;
- Understanding of how to implement UI/UX recruitments into technical products;
- Experience building design systems;
- Ability to predict/perceive solution strategy for implementation;
- Experience in creating larger-scale code bases (architecture); managing large scale web applications;
- Experience designing and implementing reusable components;
- Experience leading/mentoring a team.
- A competitive compensation package incl. equity/virtual share;
- Flexible working hours;
- 30 days of vacation;
- A competent, ambitious, and fun team;
- Supportive learning and development through learning events;
- Flat hierarchies and individual career development paths;
- All the tech you need (fully configured MacBook Pro, monitors, gadgets, etc.).
Originally posted on Himalayas
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