Front-End Developer, hibrido
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Front-End Developer We are looking for a Front-End Developer to be part of our Nestlé Nespresso Digital and Tech Team. Position Snapshot: - Location: Nespresso Hub, Barcelona, Spain. - Type of Contract: Permanent. - Type of work: Hybrid. - Work Language: Fluent Business English. The Role: We are looking for a Front-End Developer to grow the E-Commerce team in Barcelona. In this role, you will help Nespresso craft smooth, stunning, and scalable web experiences. Youll turn designs into code, code into magic, and bugs... into features (just kidding, we squash those). In This Role, You Will: - Use React, SCSS, Vite, Storybook, GitHub Actions, and Figma, and always explore better tools to improve DX and performance. You will code responsive, accessible (WCAG) components and pages that scale (no div soup allowed). - Build for scale, 40+ markets, millions of users, global consistency. - Youll help shape our frontend architecture and influence our Design System strategy, CI flows, and
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engineering guidelines. - Turn business needs into slick user experiences using your frontend wizardry. - Juggle priorities like a pro: speed, quality, brand... and coffee (you balance them all). - Collaborate with product, design, and content teams to ship great stuff. What Were Looking For: - 5+ years of experience turning pixels into production and surviving every browser quirk along the way. - Expertise in HTML, CSS (SASS/SCSS), and JavaScript. You respect clean, accessible code. - Strong experience in React. You know how to make components reusable and fast. - Experience with testing tools like Jest/Vitest. You write tests because it worked on my machine is not a valid excuse. - Familiarity with Git, JIRA, Bitbucket, and Confluence. - Great communication skills in English. You make remote teamwork easy. - Agile mindset you understand iterative delivery and collaborative vibes. Extra Skills That Set You Apart: - Figma Storybook skills for design + dev sync. - Curiosity