Position: Full-stack JS Developer (potentially, Lead)
Company: Telesens
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Our business is investing in development on a modern stack (React.js (include Next), Redux, Node.js), and **we are looking for a talented web engineer to build new features as we continue to scale and grow.** This is a prominent, high-impact role where you'll have a big say in what happens with product features, from early brainstorming to how we roll out features.

**Requirements:**
- minimum of 3+-4 years’ experience building web applications;
- knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/TypeScript;
- familiar with Node (tangency to Java technology is also likely), React (include Next), Redux and Webpack;
- understanding of the responsive design and its implementation;
- the ability to work in cross-functional teams;
- good analytical and debugging skills (practical experience in drawing up estimates and technical tasks, at the request of the client, meeting both technical and consumer needs);
- unit/integration and automation testing experience;
- verbal and written English communication skills;

**As the Staff Software Engineer, Web, you:**
- you are a pragmatic craftsman with a passion for code quality;
- you take a long-term perspective on code but know how to strike a balance between practical and pristine;
- you love learning and growing;
- you continuously drive for improvement and are eager to leave code better than you found it;
- you enjoy code reviews and are comfortable reviewing code with little context;
- you are open-minded and enjoy working on a team towards a common goal;
- you are passionate about modern web technologies and are comfortable researching and upgrading external libraries used in our codebase;
- you are always thinking of ways to increase performance such as image optimizations, page-load;
- you are familiar with the challenges and issues across various browsers;

**Technologies:**
- React.JS (include Next.JS);
- Node.JS (tangency to Java technology is also likely);
- HTML;
- CSS;
- Redux;
- JavaScript;
- Webpack.