Position: Senior Frontend Engineer
Company: Proxet
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Required skills:
— 4+ years of frontend development experience and expert knowledge of a modern frontend framework. We prefer that you have experience with what we use: React, TypeScript, and Redux. But, if you’re a solid engineer who has experience with other frameworks, we’d like to hear from you
— Demonstrated ability to write robust and maintainable components. You should be comfortable designing and building well-tested components that provide new insights or capabilities
— Previous experiences working on data-intensive applications. Since our platform monitors all traffic within our customer’s environments at the per-second resolution, we hope that you know how to create scalable data-focused web applications and/or have experience with data visualization
— Excellent technical communication skills. Since we’re a distributed team, we are looking for an engineer who can effectively share complex technical ideas through design docs, Slack, video conferencing, and code reviews
— Excellent English speaking/writing skills

As a plus:
— Knowledge of D3.js or similar

We offer:
— The long-term contract, fully remote flexible hours, solid compensation level

Responsibilities:
— Creating the next version of a UI and charts continuing the existing code base
— Work to deliver quality software
— Be part of a continuous improvement atmosphere, proactively suggesting improvements to the platform and development processes; anticipate problems or issues that may arise

Project description:
Flowmill is a new generation of observability tools for distributed applications and cloud-based environments. The unique technology, developed over several years of research at MIT, helps DevOps engineers and SREs see the complete picture and accelerate fault resolution by monitoring communication between services. The monitoring technology has negligible overhead, no sampling, no per-service configuration or code changes, and can be deployed in minutes.