Position: Senior Front-end Software Engineer (relocate to Tallinn, Estonia)
Company: ANCOR
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-07-01T00:00:00+03:00

Our client's Company teams are operating from three different hubs in Sweden, the UK, and Estonia. They are work with over 1,000 cloud partners and 6000 organizations across twelve countries.

After 15 years, they have become specialists in:
- subscription management
- automated end-to-end billing for cloud and non-cloud services
- internal and external marketplace delivery
- customer/end user self-service
- asset management, including cloud oversight and governance

They are seeking an experienced Senior Frontend Engineer who would be developing a new SPA UI for their SaaS Commerce Orchestration Platform.

This is a unique opportunity to create complex web applications from the ground up using a modern technology stack and engineering approach.

You would be developing a new UI for their SaaS platform from the ground-up.
Work closely with product owner and backend engineers to design and develop web applications.

Requirements:
- Experience building product or SaaS web applications from ground-up
- 5+ years of experience with JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- 2+ years of experience with modern JS frameworks (Vue.js, Angular, React)
- Good practical experience with TypeScript
- Good knowledge of SaSS or LESS
- Good understanding of UI/UX concepts and methodologies
- Understanding how to write performant and scalable web applications
- You love writing unit and integration tests
- Practical knowledge of Git
- Good spoken and written English
- Excellent collaboration and communication skills
- Ability to complete setup goals with minimal supervision

Conditions: 
- Salary +-3500€ net
- Be part of building a platform that would be used by millions of users
- Join a great team that is solving hard issues while having fun
- 5 extra vacation days
- Remote friendly
- Flexible working hours
- Sport benefits