Position: Senior Frontend (React & Material UI) Developer
Company: AOG.jobs
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-09-01T00:00:00+03:00

We are looking for a Senior Frontend (React & Material UI) Developer to join our client’s team on a subcontract basis.

Brief project description:
We feature a pretty large configuration experience application for our last mile logistic solution.
We need extra UI developers for assisting in 2 aspects in sequence: transitioning the UI component currently used towards a Material UI library harmonies the look and feel of some pages which are currently not consistent in terms of UI component distribution.
 
Your responsibilities:
The professional will be part of the Engineering Front End Team and will be in charge of the design, analyses and improvement of the Front End components together with web-apps, website and dashboard, operating mainly in the creation of a scalable and reliable product.
Combine user-facing elements developed by front end developers with logic server-side
Create reusable codes and useful libraries for future uses with a specific focus towards
micro services architectures
Optimize the usage for maximum speed and scalability

Successful candidates should: 
Have high ability to write robust, testable code (7-8 years of experience)
Be passionate about coding
Have ability to work in a team
Have flexibility and competence in adaptation in a context of rapid growth and change
Have knowledge of one or more of the following programming languages:
HTML, CSS3
Javascript: ES6, Webpack, React, Redux, Saga
Single Page Applications
Versioning systems, i.e. GitHub
Have other technical skills:
FE test automation suites
At least Upper--Intermediate level of English
 
We offer:
Work on a remote basis
Full-time workload (40 hours per week)
Long-term assignment (6 months)
Project starts ASAP after approval
Worthy reward based on your skills and experience

If this sounds like you, we'd welcome your application!