Front-End Software Engineer

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istaffMarietta (GA)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Overview As a Front-End Software Engineer, you will turn ideas into clean, responsive web applications and shape the user experience from ground up. You’ll join a collaborative team, guiding projects from concept to deployment and influencing modern web architecture. You’ll tackle performance, scalability, and usability challenges across desktop and mobile, delivering impactful features. This role offers the chance to contribute throughout the software lifecycle and help evolve front-end standards and practices. You’ll work in a fast-paced environment that values clean code and user-centric product thinking. Responsibilities Partner with backend developers, product teams, and engineers to build responsive, scalable web apps Develop modern web applications using HTML5, CSS3, Java Script, and Vue.js Build mobile-friendly user interfaces and translate wireframes into polished apps Collaborate with back-end engineers to integrate APIs and new features Optimize applications for speed, performance, and scalability Participate in design discussions, code reviews, testing, deployments, and product enhancements Help evolve front-end standards, tools, and best practices across the team Key requirements 3+ years of professional front-end development experience Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field (or equivalent experience)Strong experience with HTML5, CSS3, and modern Java Script Experience building responsive web applications Familiarity with REST APIsUnderstanding of software development best practices and the SDLCExperience with Git version control Experience with Vue.js (or similar modern Java Script frameworks)Strong communication and collaboration skillsstrong communicationcollaborationproblem solvingHTML5CSS3 Java Script

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