Position: Senior Front End Engineer for KeyWee
Company: Ciklum
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

As a **Senior Frontend Engineer** you will lead the development of mission-critical backoffice applications and customers’ dashboards. You will be taking full ownership of a system that directly affects the company’s success. 
To achieve that, you will collaborate with Senior Backend Engineers, Product Managers, Product Designers, Data Scientists, and Customer Success Managers in a dynamic agile environment.

**Responsibilities:**
- You are passionate about creating simple, intuitive, pixel-perfect Web applications, taking the lead on making decisions, and initiating new creative observations; all while helping to take our product to the next level
- You’ve got strong opinions about how to build the best scalable architecture and the experience to back up those opinions
- You are excited about developing an innovative product while making an impact as an individual contributor

**Requirements:**
- 5+ years of industry experience in a production web environment, with a deep understanding of web standards and modern frameworks
- 3+ years of mastering React
- Experience in owning modern frontend architecture throughout the full development lifecycle, vast knowledge of related components and building blocks
- GraphQL and Rest API
- Typescript
- Build tools
- Testing and deployment
- BSc in Computer Science (MSc advantage)
- Ridiculous attention to details
- A keen eye for crisp, modern aesthetics
- Working well autonomously and as part of a team

**What's in it for you:**
- Unique working environment where you communicate and work directly with client
- Variety of knowledge sharing, training and self-development opportunities
- Workstation configuration upon employee request
- Competitive salary
- State of the art, cool, centrally located offices with warm atmosphere which creates good working conditions
- Friendly and trusted environment where all ideas are heard