Position: Senior Full-stack developer (React+Node.js)
Company: Unicsoft
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Our consumer experience web team is looking for an experienced JavaScript Developer, who is passionate about developing and optimizing our digital products. We work in a cross-functional team with our product owner, UX expert and art director. Our mission is to deliver websites with the best user experience and high quality for millions of visitors a month.

 

**In this role you will:**

 You style our tv websites, bring in your UX expert for a high user engagement and help us build and optimize our highly scalable and performant architecture
You are focused on quality - we are big on code reviews, unit testing and integration testing
You take on the technical responsibility for a task from conception through implementation to successful use in production
Besides that, you enjoy what you are doing and are willing to teach and learn new technologies
 

**Our Tech Stack:**

 We develop our frontends in Node.js, TypeScript, JavaScript and React on client and server-side HTML, SaSS and a design system to efficiently style our websites
The website backend is GraphQL with fast API response times and a decoupled backend
We use Docker and Gitlab CI to deploy everything to AWS
 

**Requirements:**
You have profound experience in JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Redux and love crafting with JavaScript, HTML and SASS
Also, you know how to work with GraphQL in production
Besides that, you have an eye for UX, know how to handle millions of requests and always have the website performance in mind
You want to write high-quality software, clean code and TDD are your tools
An agile mindset, a well-structured working style and strong team and problem-solving skills characterize you
Fluent verbal and written English skills are required, German language skills are a plus.
Design system experience with any of css-in-js frameworks
Hosting on cloud infrastructure preferably AWS
BFF pattern in architecture preferably GraphQL