Position: Senior Front-End Developer
Company: Ubisoft
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2020-11-01T00:00:00+02:00

**Responsibilities**:

-Design, code and test technical solutions while seeking optimal performance and structuring
-Define and implement technical solutions that answer best clients’ needs
-Establish responsible deadlines and personal work plans and manage time effectively
-Work with Project Managers to build project plans and estimations
-Propose ideas of improvement of the applications, procedures and technologies used
-Proactively seek opportunities to broaden and deepen knowledge base and proficiencies
-Collaborate with other development teams to build reusable, shared code and libraries for future use
-Work with our operation teams to deploy and support applications

**Requirements**:

-Extensive experience in client-side web application using advanced JavaScript libraries and frameworks vue/vuex or  react/redux
-Knowledge of development aiding tools (Babel, JSLint, Webpack, npm, Jest, Gitlab CI, git)
-Experience working on high visibility, complex web sites 
-Ability to work with agile methodology 
-Good command of English

**Nice to have**:

-Mongo, Express, Node stack experience
-Typescript
-Extensive experience in performance optimization 
-Experience with other UI frameworks (Angular4+, Vue)  
 
**Additional Information**
Conditions and benefits:

-International projects
-Access to cutting-edge hardware
-Proficient and fun-to-work-with colleagues
-Opportunity to travel abroad
-Medical / Life Insurance
-English / French courses
-Long-term employment with 20 working days paid vacation

If you want to see your name in credits of Ubisoft’s games. Excited by the idea of communicating with IT professionals from all over the world. Passionate about technology and video games.

Ubisoft Kyiv has an opportunity for you!
Join Ubisoft Kyiv Studio and become “Serious about fun” together with us!

Challenge accepted?