We are on a lookout for an enthusiastic and experienced Frontend Engineer to focus on one of our main KYC products. In this role, you’ll play a pivotal part in making our platform highly usable and thoroughly enjoyable for marketers by writing large-scale, single page applications that focus on user interaction.

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Daily Responsibilities:

 

• Be part of an agile team to deliver the full lifecycle, including requirements, architecture, design, development, testing, deployment and support 

• Developing and implementing highly-responsive user interface components using ReactJS 

• Be responsible to lead collaboration within internal application stakeholders, Infrastructure team and vendors / third-party services 

• Designing, developing, and maintaining code that meets requirements, is high quality, and performs efficiently and effectively to provide a great customer experience 

• Incorporate standards and best practices, including performance, security, scalability, and maintainability 

• Participate in code reviews to spot issues around architecture, performance, security, and more 

• Contribute to design patterns and coding standards while being mentored

• Designing and implementing front-end architecture to support user interface concepts 

• Monitoring and improving front-end performance 

• Documenting codebase changes and maintaining confluence documentation

• Use continuous delivery to ship incremental improvements many times per week 

 

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Skillset required:

 

• Strong hands-on background in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, NPM and/or Yarn, React.js

• Strong proficiency in JavaScript, including DOM manipulation and the JavaScript object model 

• Hands-on experience in creating responsive designs 

• Excellent knowledge of emerging UX and visual design trends 

• Experience with a testing framework (Jest/Mocha/Jasmine) 

• Familiarity with code versioning tools such as Git etc. 

• Strong knowledge in automated build and testing tools for UI components 

• Expert knowledge of CSS, CSS extension languages (Less, Sass), and CSS preprocessor tools.