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# Frontend Engineer

- **Company:** Fever's Blog | Tech.eu
- **Location:** Barcelona, Spain
- **Salary:** €89,000.0 - €127,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), HTML5, Browser Compatibility, Responsive Web Design, TypeScript, Openapi, Backend, Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (SASS), AngularJS, Front End Software Development, Api Design, Restful APIs
- **Published:** July 17, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.es/contact-us.html

## About the Role

You're smart, get stuff done, have great energy, and thrive in a fast paced environment
Deep knowledge on Angular (>= 10) , SSR, HTML5, CSS3+, SASS, Typescript and Javascript.
You have experience working through cross-browser compatibility issues.
You know how to code a responsive design.
You have a strong understanding of RESTful APIs, doing API-first development and working with OpenAPI specifications.
You comply with defined coding standards, creating quality code. You can't think of a code without tests
You are proficient in business English
It would be a plus if you...
You are comfortable doing code on other platform outside of the front
You have worked with high load websites

## Description

Location: Barcelona, Spain
You'll be part of the Engineering team and adding value to our applications, allowing people to reach the best experiences in their cities.
You'll be working with the latest technologies on the frontend, surrounded by highly qualified professionals like you on a highly scalable and performance way., Design easy-to-use, performant, and exciting web experiences serving thousands of users around the world.
You'll work as part of an agile, cross functional team with other full stack, mobile, backend and frontend engineers, together with the product designers.
Understand the technical trade offs of different solutions, implement them and make them scalable.
Have a product-oriented mindset and work towards best outcomes for the product.
Collaborate with the larger team via regular design critiques and working sessions
What would you do at Fever?
On your first month in Fever:
You will be fully integrated into the team. During this month you will have already participated in plannings, groomings and retrospectives of the team, and you will have met the departments of Fever.
You will get familiar with Fever's tech stack and frameworks used to develop our applications.
You will attend some of the Fever Original's experiences like Candlelight
After 3 months in Fever:
You'll be able to come up with solutions to new difficult problems and your developments will be creating new business opportunities
You'll have responsibilities over some of the shares libraries across the teams
You will participate in some of the hackdays or hackathons we organise with other teams, and you will mostly know everybody from engineering.
On your 6th month in Fever:
You'll improve performance, scalability and infrastructure of the applications
You'll be mentoring other new joiners to the team
You will participate in some of the team buildings we organise for your team or the whole engineering team


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