Position: Lead JavaScript Developer
Company: Astound Commerce
Experience required: 5y
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Published: 2021-06-01T00:00:00+03:00

What You’ll Be Doing

Working with clients as a primary contact point to determine business needs, define technical issues, and propose solutions;
Providing overall solutions and approaches for the implementation;
Gathering requirements and transferring them into tasks for the development team;
Providing estimates for features and change requests;
Provide a guidance for developers to come up with the best technical solutions;
Ensuring via code-reviews that developed code quality meets the development standards/guidelines

What We’re Looking For

Firm grasp of the JavaScript language and its nuances, including ES6+ syntax;
React + Redux knowledge with 3+ years of on-hands experience;
jQuery proven experience;
Node.js and npm proven experience;
Build tools (e.g. Webpack) proven experience;
Basic or higher knowledge of CSS;
Good understanding of internet technologies, especially HTTP protocol and RESTful Web services specifics;
Strong leadership, organizational and analytical skills;
Strong communication skills, including interactions with a client and business users;
Advanced written and verbal English

What’s In It For you

Knowledgebase of the world’s largest ecommerce delivery team;
Trainings and certifications;
A constant inflow of ecommerce projects with global outreach;
Coaching and reviews to support your career development;
Internal/external engineering and business trainings and conferences and time for self-education;
Extensive technical library with option to order books and English classes

Your Work-Life at Astound Commerce

Well set SDLC process with use of Agile, Scrum, Waterfall depending on a project
A network-style culture with geographically distributed teams, easy communications and access to clients;
Possible international on-site visits;
Work-life balance approach and healthy lifestyle programs.