Senior Frontend Engineer
talentifyioGreenwich (CT)
About the role
Senior Frontend/HTML5 Developer Midtown, NYCWe are looking to hire a talented Senior Web App Developer to be a key player in one of our company's most critical initiatives, as we both expand our trading app offerings and modernize our UI using Vue.js toolkit.
Responsibilities:
Build or adapt current Java Script libraries for high performance, real-time browser connectivity, data parsing, error handling, context passing and more. Spend 90% of time doing hands-on coding. Work well on a team of intelligent, intense, and fast-moving co-workers.
Requirements:
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Computer Science, or related area. At least 3 years of commercial software development experience with an emphasis on single-page web app development. Expert level knowledge of front-end web technologies. Hands-on experience with at least one Java Script framework - React.js/Vue.js/Angular.js. We are Vue.js fans, so Vue.js is a plus! A proactive and enthusiastic attitude and be technically oriented. The ability to pay attention to detail. Good English written/verbal communication skills. Company Perks Competitive salary, annual performance-based bonuses, and annual stock grants. Daily company paid lunch.401k with company match. Excellent medical, dental, and vision benefits. Newly renovated offices with sit/stand desks and multi-monitor setups. Education reimbursement and learning opportunities.
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