Lead Frontend Developer
daqriMountain View (CA)
Lead Frontend Developer
Posted 2 days ago
daqriMountain View (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Join The DAQRI TeamDo you love building amazing products with elegant UIs? Do you dream in Javascript, JQuery or Backbone.js? If so, joining the DAQRI team will give you the chance to reinvent how people see and interact with the world. Fresh off of a $15M funding announcement, DAQRI is poised to quickly grow our Silicon Valley office. What DAQRI Offers: The opportunity to contribute to truly innovative products and accomplish something genuinely groundbreaking A competitive salary Fantastic healthcare coverage An awesome, creative environment located on a 17-acre campus in Los Angeles An incredibly smart and supportive team The satisfaction of feeling challenged and rewarded every day The chance to join a company poised to change the future
Skills & Requirements
Desired Qualifications:
- You enjoy and thrive in fast paced environments and are ready to take initiative and get things done
- You live and breathe Javascript, HTML5, CSS3 and are familiar with Backbone.js, Ember.js or Angular.js.
- You are always focused on bringing elegant solutions to complex user behaviors and have a deep understanding of UI and design principles
- You have worked with modern MVC framework like Rails or DjangoPrior experience with Ruby on rails/CoffeeScript is nice to have
- You are ready and willing to take on any challenge, big or small, to get things done and continue making forward progress
About DAQRIFounded in 2010, DAQRI is the world’s leading augmented reality developer, providing custom software and creative solutions to clients across a broad spectrum of industries. From groundbreaking interactive consumer marketing campaigns to multi-year industrial manufacturing deployments, we help businesses leverage the latest innovations in computer-human interaction.
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