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Excited to introduce our client- A NFT platform for Luxury brands. They are convinced that the progressive migration of our social life to the Metaverse will only accelerate. In an era of conscious consumerism, and overall saturation, the Metaverse opens vast opportunities for Luxury Brands to develop a new business segment around digital assets and connect with an entire new generation of users.
Our client is on a mission to help Brands enter this new market, while providing fans with a reference marketplace to purchase, trade, and showcase NFTs issued by Luxury brands. In essence, it sits at the intersection of Luxury, and 3 generation-defining trends: gaming, blockchain and metaverse.
Our client was formed in July 2021 by a team of serial entrepreneurs with deep backgrounds in crypto and luxury. We raised a 2.2m seed round in August from several venture capital investors, including Tioga Capital, White Star, Indico Capital, Shilling, as well as prominent business angels such as Formula E champion Félix da Costa. Our client is incorporated in Portugal, with most of our team located in the Lisbon / Cascais area. But we also have team members working from the US, France and Switzerland - we are a remote-first company.
They are looking for talented and motivated people who are willing to support the company structure for growth and success while keeping growing their own skills.
The Frontend Developer will be part of the Engineering Team.
Web3 Integration and experience with smartcontracts
You have experience with modern web tools (npm/Yarn, Babel, Browserify/Webpack/Rollup, etc.)
Experience with Server-side rendering and SEO optimization
You are knowledgeable in Javascript typing languages/linters (Flow/TypeScript)
Expert with CSS pre-processors such as SCSS, LESS
Experience using unit testing development
Knowledge in ES6 and the latest ECMAScript features
You are familiar with service-oriented architecture, distributed systems and mobile first approaches
You have Web/Visual Design, UI/UX, and other relevant HCI experience
Previous experience with CMS (content-management-system) such as Wordpress
You have experience creating experimentation-heavy, content-driven websites whereas performance and usability matter most
You have experience building large-scale, device-responsive websites that are long-lived and have an app-like feel
Curious about new libraries and frameworks and passionate about clean and well-documented code.
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