Position: Frontend Engineer
Company: Data Science UA
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Our partner is a provider of open source solutions and commercial software development services with offices in the US, Belarus, and Poland. They are a major driving force behind such projects as Apache Cayenne – a powerful ORM framework, Bootique.io – a container-less Java app launcher, LinkRest – a model-driven REST engine, and a number of others. Their clients are located in the US, Australia, and the EU. They work with the National Hockey League, Wikipedia, and other great companies.

Currently, they’re looking for a talented frontend engineer to join the UI team for one of their main clients - Lucidworks. Lucidworks is the commercial company behind Apache Lucene/Solr, the world’s leading open-source search platform. These cutting edge technologies power critical search apps at thousands of businesses worldwide both large and small – including Netflix, IBM, Twitter, LinkedIn, and dozens of other household names.

Why would you want to join?
Modern and comfortable stack. We use stenciljs as our main development platform.
Big-name in a tech world. Lucidworks is a known and respected company in the tech world. You will be working with people from Amazon, Reddit, and other technology companies.
Impact. We have a fairly small and cozy team. You will take part in all stages of the development process. Your voice would be heard.
Comfort. We believe that only in a comfortable and safe environment you will be able to perform at your best. That's why we have a flexible schedule and avoid overtime work.
Things we seek
Minimum 3 years of commercial experience in the frontend role
Experience working with React or similar component-based libraries
Strong knowledge of Javascript fundamentals
SCSS and CSS experience
Upper-Intermediate English level
Nice to have
Stenciljs experience
Typescript experience
Experience working in distributed international teams
Technologies
Stenciljs
CSS, SCCS
Typescript
Webpack