Position: Senior Front-end Developer
Company: MoveUp
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

About us
We resolved the challenge of security consolidation!
We are a security portfolio management platform that consolidates all metric data from across CISO’s organization. Our monitors the performance and efficiencies of cyber security products and provides actionable insights for stack optimization. The platform empowers CISO organizations with an independent, easy to use and real-time view into their current cyber operations while unifying all metrics into a single source of truth. Once connected to us, organizations gain a constant view of their security efficiencies, minimizing blind spots, simplifying cumbersome analysis, reducing costs and ultimately improving cyber routine governance.
We are an early stage startup backed up by a US VC.

What will you do?
● Do architecture design and build our core SAAS platform
● Building beautiful and dynamic UI using ReactJS
● Work with UI/UX experts to convert tons of data to simple views
● Build bullet proof Auth architecture
● Build dynamic and simple new customer on boarding process
● Take responsibility for your code quality, automation tests is everything
● Learn from talented and experienced founding team

Requirements
● At least 6 years of experience developing rich web applications and backend services
● At least 6 years of experience with Javascript and Typescript
● Knowledge and experience with React, HTML and SCSS
● Hands-on experience with testing libraries like Jest, react testing lib, and E2E tools
● At least 2 years of experience with NodeJs 
● Hands-on experience with Webpack - big advantage
● BSc in Computer Sciences or equivalent
Nice To Have
● Experience working in early stage startup – an advantage
● Hands-on DevOps experience with AWS - an advantage

Stages of the interview 
1. 30 minutes screening with CEO
2. 90 minutes technical interview
3. Recommendation call with previous boss X2 -  10-15 minutes each