Position: Senior Frontend (React) Engineer/Tech Lead, Data Warehouse
Company: DataArt
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

We hire people not for a project but for the company. If the project (or your work on it) is over you go to another project or to a paid “Idle.”

Responsibilities

-Team management including technical and professional mentorship of team members
-On-time delivery of high quality, secure & performant software
-Coordinate and collaborate with multiple departments (Engineering, Dev Ops, Technical Services, Product, UI/UX)
-Bring new ideas to the table (both technology and process) and influence engineering culture
-Communicate with the client, discuss architecture design, and make decisions
-Perform code reviews
-Take responsibility for the code quality

Must have

-4+ years of development experience with React.js, Redux and Next.js platform
-Experience with AWS (CloudWatch, etc.)
-Skilled with MaterialUI, Formik libraries
-Understanding of Websocket (SignalR)
-Fundamental knowledge of HTML, HTML5, CSS, HTTP
-Broad knowledge in the field of available libraries and front-end development solutions
-Project management experience
-Experience in understanding and documenting functional and technical requirements, ability to create and deliver presentations
-Ability to communicate technical requirements and transfer knowledge to the project team, communicate with project managers and team leaders, and the ability to guide and mentor team members during the development of technical solutions
-Algorithmic problem-solving skills
-Strong people-oriented mindset and leadership skills
-Spoken English

Would be a plus

-Knowledge of scripting languages (e.g. Ruby and Ruby on Rails)
-E-commerce experience with understanding of Data warehouse (DWH) system
-Experience solving problems on highly loaded systems
-Familiarity with and understanding of Agile software development approaches such as Kanban and Scrum
-Any experience with object-oriented programming