Position: Senior React Software Engineer
Company: EPAM
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Our client is an American chain of luxury department stores, also operating in Canada and headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1901, the company began as a shoe retailer and expanded its inventory to include clothing, accessories, handbags, jewelry, cosmetics, and fragrances. The company also has in-house cafes, restaurants, and espresso bars. It is a fashion specialty retailer founded on a simple idea: offer each customer the best possible service, quality, value, and selection.

We are searching for a Front-End Engineer capable of driving the development of the UI, estimation, and planning, including communication with the client, prototyping, and analyzing the needs of the client. The candidate should be proactive and propose solutions according to best UI/UX practices.

Project opportunities:
• High impact: moving and planning inventory is a key requirement for success in retail
• Senior team with end-to-end ownership: we design, build, validate, deploy, monitor, and troubleshoot the tool
• Fast pace: we deploy to production every sprint
• Good relationship with the client: reasonable changes/suggestions may get accepted

REQUIREMENTS
3+ years’ software development
Confident production experience in ReactJS (mandatory, new application is being developed using React)
In-depth expertise in HTML/CSS
Proficiency in JS core, ECMAScript 6
Confident knowledge of TypeScript
Hands-on experience in RxJS
Excellent problem-solving skills
Intermediate or higher English level (B1+), both written and spoken

NICE TO HAVE
NgRx
Bootstrap
NPM, NG
SASS
Unit testing

WE OFFER
Competitive compensation depending on experience and skills
Individual career path
Unlimited access to LinkedIn learning solutions
Social package - medical insurance, sports
Compensation for sick lists and regular vacations
English classes with native speakers (certified English teachers)
Flexible work hours