Take 100% ownership of how things look, work and perform on our web app front-end.
Research, evangelize and enforce coding patterns and standards, extending our React-based design system which is built on top of Material UI.
Review teammates’ code and inspire others to improve code quality and consistency.
Communicate with product to understand goals & vision. Negotiate which patterns to apply and chart a path to ensure goals are efficiently met.
Consult with designers and recommend existing, practical patterns when they get stuck.
Consult with other engineers to translate requirements, author plans & make accurate estimates.
Resolve differences of opinion through active listening and logic, not authority.
Lead projects to modernize existing (aging but bulletproof) code.
Learn and stay up to date. Share knowledge and make other engineers better, including testing and adopting new artificial intelligence-driven coding techniques.
Formal training in computer science
AI enthusiasm. You have experience investigating, learning, adopting, and teaching others to use AI in their day-to-day coding.
You love to teach. You’d prefer to teach someone else to fish and be awesome than do stuff yourself. You have references who refer to you as “one of the most important mentors I’ve had in my career.”
You are normally the best front-end developer when you join a team. You are no longer the best front-end developer when you depart that team.
Visual / Interaction Design experience. You’ve made mockups, and you enjoy doing so. Figma fluency is a plus.
3+ years of hands-on experience coding in React, Vue, or another JS framework.
Experience with Jest, Jasmine, Karma, or another front-end testing tool.
Knowledge of how web-based MVC frameworks work (like Rails, Django)
Rapid prototyping experience
Comfort using and extending a design system. You’ve authored style guides and coding guidelines, are happy to share them, and defend them after we read them.
Experience working in an environment focused on code quality and test-driven development (Unit, end-to-end testing, automation, etc.)
No fear when it comes to speaking English. A desire to improve your English communication skills. (unless, of course, you are a native speaker)
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Common Sense: You get that you’ll have no chance if you include a cover letter generated by an LLM, but a better shot if you write a great one from scratch.