Frontend Developer

at ZOOP

Posted by Gunjan G

Job description

Role and Responsibilities: - Working with designers, product managers to collaboratively own the front-end layer at Quagga Tech. - Building a responsive and elegant mobile and desktop web UIs. - Architect, develop and maintain front-end libraries. Skills required: Must have: - You breathe Javascript day-in, day-out and yet feel that there’s more than you can learn. - You are aware of Javascript design patterns and can architect a fairly complex UI without feeling the need for a framework. - You don’t shy away from writing HTML and CSS because you love designing a beautiful webpage with Semantic mark-up. - You know what CSS pre/post processors can do for you and can make a fair judgment at choosing them (or not) e.g. SASS/LESS etc. - You love automating things and can write custom scripts (Grunt/Gulp etc) to automate everything front-end. - You know the cost of HTTP requests and are always looking for ways to improve the performance of the product across devices. - You have experience building a product using a mainstream library or framework (ReactJS ecosystem preferred) - You keep pace with the ever-changing specs of cutting-edge front-end technologies (e.g. Service Workers, GraphQL Client, etc.) Good to have: - Experience building Single Page Applications. - Experience building customizable workflows. - Experience building for mobile platforms (Android/iOS) (preferably in React Native) - Experience writing unit tests, visual regression tests. Required Experience: - Minimum product dev experience of 2+ years in web/mobile startups with expertise in designing and implementing high-performance web applications. - You're an incessant problem solver and tougher the problem gets; more fun you have. - You've proven experience in the past to showcase the previous point -- either in your past work experience or during study courses by getting involved in open-source projects. - You love to own end to end responsibility, starting from defining the problem statement (either yourself or alongside your peers), development (PoC if needed), testing, releasing in staging & then production env and finally monitoring.