Position: Lead/Senior Front End Engineer (React)
Company: Unit City
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Hi, guys
Looking for a Senior Front End Engineer _React
Company: manufacturer of software from the USA
Clients: Microsoft, Azure, Skype and many more
Fully remote
Salary: up to 78.000$ yearly
Let`s discuss!

We are a dynamic team of the best & brightest software engineering specialists and solutions innovators, from around the world. From kernel to cloud, we provide high-impact software development services to** Fortune 500 companies.**

We are seeking an exceptionally talented **Lead/Senior Front End Engineer** to join our rapidly growing consulting team. In this role, you will have the opportunity to lead and deliver high profile projects at the cutting edge of the software industry.

**Qualifications:
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• 5+ years development experience with front end technologies, including 3+ years with the React framework and ecosystem
• In-depth knowledge of JavaScript, Typescript, CSS, HTML, and frontend development methodologies
• Experience leading projects and distributed software engineering teams
• Flexible and versatile, open to taking on challenges across technologies
• Fast learner with a can-do attitude and exceptional problem-solving abilities
• Self-sufficient, proactive, and comfortable working collaboratively on remote projects
• English skills (ability to effectively communicate via written and spoken English)
• A degree in computer science (or equivalent)

**What we offer:**

• Competitive compensation with benefits, paid vacation, and sick leave
• The opportunity to work with a globally diverse team of top engineering talent on the industry’s toughest engineering challenges
• Ultra-flexible work conditions – Work from home using our virtual office setup or, if you prefer, we provide you with a desk at an office facility near you. Or use both.
• Flexible working hours – as a remote-first company, our focus has always been on getting the job done well, not when or where it gets done