Position: Lead Front End developer
Company: Epam
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent
Published: 2022-11-01T00:00:00+02:00

Our client is one of the biggest hedge funds in the world managing investments for a wide array of 
institutional clients, including foreign governments and central banks, corporate and public pension funds, 
university endowments and charitable foundations.

We think you’ll click with us if you:
• Lead the team of senior developers
• Act like an owner consistently holding a high bar for the quality of your code and are passionate 
about doing things the “right way”
• Anticipate problems and complications, and formulate solutions to unblock the progress of the 
project
• Act as an owner, assume responsibilities, and drive issues to resolution
• Can react to a mission critical problem in an excellent way, and not sacrificing quality over speed
• Are open-minded, appreciate direct feedback, and revel in intellectually rigorous environments
You’ll Spend Your Time:
• Developing extremely sophisticated tools and collaborating with some of hedge fund’s most 
sophisticated investors – we don’t have a product for casual users, but instead we have products 
that empower a handful of the world’s sharpest and most engaging minds
• Operating within a dynamic team focused on fullstack development but also working with 
engineers from several different areas of focus
Position Requirements:
• 10+ years professional software development experience in technically rigorous environments 
holding extremely high bars for their engineers
• Experience with both frontend and backend engineering
Skills:
• Minimum skill gate for candidate:
• Experienced in JavaScript and confident in at least one popular front-end framework (react, 
angular, backbone)
• Perfect Match:
• Front-end Developer - React, Typescript, JSON over HTTP, Protocol Buffers, Bazel, OIDC for auth
• Java experience is a plus
• Strong algorithmic and debugging skill
• Understands SDLC, Agile, Design pattern