Position: Senior Software Engineer - Frontend
Company: Storypoint
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 3y
English level: fluent
Published: 2021-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

Company major Technologies, Tools, and Processes

Frontend: TypeScript, JavaScript, ReactJS, Redux, Styled Components, Jest
Backend: Java, Spring, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, Spring Boot
QA: Selenium, Galen, Serenity, JUnit, Mockito
Build and Deploy: Jenkins, git, npm, Maven, Docker
Infrastructure: AWS, Troposphere (python), Stacker, Cloudformation, Terraform (Infrastructure), Ansible, EKS (k8s)
Agile: Kanban and Scrum
Your Profile

Passionate about delivering great frontend customer experiences for mobile and desktop devices
Expert knowledge of JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, and responsive web design 
At least 3 years of experience with ReactJS
Experience working with Redux
Familiar with AngularJS and other modern Frontend frameworks is a plus
Comfortable working in a fast paced, team oriented agile environment, releasing early and often
Great communication and English language skills.
Your Tasks & Responsibility

Implement performing, high quality, reusable frontend code
Work with UX designers, product owners, backend developers and QA Engineers to implement interfaces our customers will love
Implement automated tests for frontend code
Use and define RESTful APIs for backend communication
Help define and promote best software engineering practices for frontend code and architecture design
Our Offer

Be part of a pioneering team fearless of change
Be part of a multifunctional team
Go to work in a team where high level of qualifications and soft skills are equally cherished
Work in an agile mentality and feel the trust in your skills
Experience flexibility when you need it and have your personal development plan
Move forward with cutting edge technologies
Go home with attractive salary and perspectives
For this position we will provide support for the visa-process and a relocation budget
We are looking forward to your application!