Position: Front-End Engineer (React.JS)
Company: Sourceter
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

**Client:** The customer is a live marketplace for buying and selling limited edition sneakers, watches, handbags, and streetwear. Buyers place bids, sellers place asks, and when a bid and ask meet, the transaction happens automatically - across a true market place.

**Project:** Our client has recently acquired another platform to improve power user services with smooth bulk upload capability, automated import and more. The aim of the project is to fully integrate existing client solutions with the newly acquired platform

**Key responsibilities:**
-Adapt existing methods and procedures to create alternative solutions to moderately complex problems.
-Development of the new functionality to support existing web-based mobile application and integrate with existing platform.
-Participation in the code review sessions.
-Use of own judgment to determine the optimal solution to recommend.
-Generally interact with peers and/or management levels.
-Determination and following of the methods and procedure on new assignments with minimal guidance.

**Qualifications and experience:**
-3+ years of experience as a Front-End Engineer.
-JavaScript programming and React.js framework.
-Experience in writing semantic HTML5, CSS3, and CSS preprocessors like Sass and Less.
-An expert in developing against RESTful APIs.
-Understanding of app/browser performance.
-Upper-Intermediate spoken and written English.
-Understanding of CI concepts.
-Understanding of Agile/SCRUM principles.
-People-oriented and a team player.
-Excellent written and verbal communication skills with customers.

**We Offer:**
-Competitive market salary.
-Flexible working hours.
-Premium insurance package.
-Paid sick-leaves and vacations.
-Team of professionals who knows how to build world-class products.
-Wide range of cool opportunities for professional and personal growth.