Position: Front End (React, Vue) Developer
Company: TBWA\X
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Our client is running the first of its kind Real Estate data aggregation API in Canada that powers the majority of Real Estate startups in Canada. The client is looking to hire a Front End React/Vue developer who will help to build state-of-the-art frontend for the New Generation of Real Estate websites in Canada.

**Requirements**
We would be happy to talk to you if you recognize yourself in the following profile:
— 5+ years of Web development;
— High proficiency in JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3;
— 2+ years of working experience with React.js, Vue.js and TypeScript;
— Experience with responsive web layouts and cross-browser compatibility;
— Experience of maintaining applications in production;
— Experience with Git (or SVN/Mercurial);
— Good level of English, high level of written and conversational skills.

**Would be a plus**
— Experience and good understanding of Node.js development
— Experience consuming and exposing APIs;
— Experience with unit testing;
— Understanding of Web security practices.

**We offer**
— Friendly team of passionate professionals;
— Interesting and challenging tasks;
— Comfortable working conditions;
— Direct online-communication with PO;
— 40 hours working-week, 20 working days paid vacation and sick leave.

**Role and responsibilities**
— In this position, you’ll work as part of client's growing Web Team
— You’ll play a key role in a long-term engagement that requires significant dedication and even more discretion;
— You’ll be able to choose your tooling as well as influence technology inside the Web Team;
— You actively stay up to date with the latest development techniques and best practices in the field;
— You implement new functions and development techniques into the production process to help meet the client’s goals;
— You report technical solutions and recommendations back to the team and stakeholders;
— You will work in close collaboration with developers and designers in Ukraine and Canada.