Frontend Full Stack Engineer.
software technologySunnyvale (CA)
Frontend Full Stack Engineer.
Posted 2 days ago
software technologySunnyvale (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Frontend Full Stack Engineer You will be a key member of the Platform Web team which owns responsibility for engineering tools and process, and features that affect the entire website. We think it's the most important thing to get right for our 265 million customers. What We Create With: VS CodeNode.js, React, Next.js, Typescript GraphQLGitHubJiraConfluenceJenkinsZeplin
What You'll Be Doing:
- Designing and delivering code that's readable, maintainable, testable, scalable, reusable, and efficient
- Working in an Agile team with engineers, designers, and product managers to solve problems as part of a team
- Thinking from the customers perspective to recommend design improvements
- Collaborating with backend teams to design effective and understandable APIsFollowing established architecture patterns and suggesting improvements
- Implementing new features according to specifications
- Participating in code reviews for yourself and others
- Investigating and fixing bugs
- Building unit and UI tests
- Learning and implementing the latest technologies
- Mentoring fellow engineers
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent experience 5+ years of experience as a software engineer
- Experience with React and NodeJSGreat HTML, CSS, and JavaScript skills
- Caching, logging, performance tuning, and monitoring
- Solid understanding of monorepo and responsive design
- Experience using GitHubUnit testing best practices and patternsCI/CD systems such as TeamCity or Jenkins
- Comfortable working in a distributed team and communicating asynchronously
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