Position: Senior Front-End Developer
Company: Murano Software
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

About the client:
Our client helps the world’s largest enterprises accomplish their business objectives with a communications platform that can reach, align and mobilize the entire workforce. They are now the enterprise standard for unified workforce communications, creating a digital employee experience where every worker is connected, aligned and able to mobilize to create organizational change. They are now the communications backbone at more than 150 of the world’s largest employers, including 10 of the Fortune 50.

About the role:
We are currently seeking a Front-end engineer to help elevate workforce communications platform which is being used by the largest companies in the world in some of the most technically complex environments you can find.

Responsibilities:
Build and improve software and tools by translating functional requirements into robust, supportable, and scalable applications that work within the overall system architecture.
Build efficient and reusable front-end systems and abstractions.
Find and address performance issues.
Participate in design and code reviews.
Identify and communicate front-end best practices.

Skills and Qualifications:
Minimum 5 years of experience.
Expertise with at least one JavaScript web framework such as ReactJS, Angular, or Vue.js.
Knowledge of server-side MVC web frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails or Django.
Commanding grasp of HTML, CSS, and related web technologies and still able to jump into the API or DB to complete projects.
Strong Computer Science fundamentals and passion for building beautiful products people love to use every day.
Understanding of all major browsers and mobile environments.
Aware of the interplay between JavaScript and HTML & CSS, and able to dynamically create, modify, and style elements on a page with ease.
Passionate about creating highly usable tools for a growing global workforce.
Good written and spoken English.