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Mindera
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Here at Mindera Morocco, we are continuously developing a fantastic team, and would love it for you to join us.
We are looking for a Senior Frontend Software Engineer who not only brings strong technical skills but also excels in team fit, communication, and collaboration.
You will be responsible for designing and building high-performance, secure, and scalable front-end solutions — with a strong focus on React and Next.js, along with server-side rendering concepts (e.g., Node.js) to create seamless, isomorphic applications.
If you are approachable, communicate clearly, and enjoy working in a collaborative and positive team environment, we’d love to hear from you.
National and international expected traveling time varies according to project/client and organisational needs: 0%-15% estimated.
Most of all you get to work with a bunch of great people, where the whole team owns the project together in a politics-free environment. Our culture reflects our lean and self-organization attitude. We encourage our colleagues to take risks, make decisions, work in a collaborative way and talk to everyone to enhance communication. Freedom and Responsibility go hand in hand, and we value commitment, feedback, and empathy.
At Mindera we use technology to build products we are proud of, with people we love. Software Engineering Applications, including Web and Mobile, are at the core of what we do at Mindera. We partner with our clients, to understand their products and deliver high-performance, resilient and scalable software systems that create an impact in their users and businesses across the world.
You get to work with a bunch of great people, where the whole team owns the project together. Our culture reflects our lean and self management attitude. We encourage our colleagues to take risks, make decisions, work in a collaborative way and talk to everyone to enhance communication. We are proud of our work and we love to learn all and everything while navigating through an Agile, Lean and collaborative environment.
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Our offices are located: Casablanca, Morocco | Porto, Portugal | Aveiro, Portugal | Coimbra, Portugal | Leicester, UK | San Diego, USA | San Francisco, USA | Chennai, India | Bengaluru, India | Cluj-Napoca, Romania
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