Position: Front End Engineer EditorX
Company: WIX
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**Who we are:**
We are a group located in Tel-Aviv and Kyiv.
There are 2 engineering teams in Kyiv that consist of FE and BE engineers, QAs and business analytic

**Product:**
We work on a new advanced editor made especially for designers and agencies. Editor X offers a superior creation experience with advanced design and layout capabilities, so you can create complex website designs for any device. It includes CSS technologies like Grid, Flexbox and custom breakpoints - all with intuitive drag and drop.

We went out of beta recently, so you can try it editorx.com

**How we work:**
We are a product-oriented team, so we are concentrating on delivering new features and support, it means that we have fewer tasks like webpack/infrastructure/etc.. configuration, but not limited to it.

In Kyiv, we have only engineering, products and UI/UX people are sitting in Tel-Aviv, all communication happens via Zoom or on business trips(not now for sure, due to corona).

We have QAs in a group, that are working on E2E infrastructure, they also can help with advice or manual testing, but responsibilities for testing is mainly on dev

**Tech Stack:**
Typescript, React + Redux(behind our own architecture https://github.com/wix/repluggable), Jest for unit and Sled(puppeteer) for E2E testing.
We use our own UI lib for app UI (sometimes we still have to write new UI components)

**You are:**
A Front End Engineer with at least 4 years’ experience. You’re more than good at least one framework such as React, Angular or Vue, and know your way around modern languages such as Typescript and ES6. 
 
You’re a self-learner, independent, highly responsible, and a team player.
 
Bonus points if you’re familiar with server-side technologies (NodeJS, Java, .NET, Python, Ruby), have experience in E2E testing and Continuous Delivery.
 
**As a Front End Engineer:**
You are going to take part in solving hard problems, both technical and product-wise that will require creativity and deep domain understanding.