Senior · Staff · Principal Frontend Engineer

A Front-End Developer is responsible for building the user-facing parts of websites and web applications, ensuring a seamless and visually appealing user experience. They translate designs into functional code using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and may also utilize frameworks and libraries., * Develop and implement user interfaces: Front-end developers create the visual elements of websites and applications that users see and interact with.

• Translate designs into code: They take design mockups and wireframes and translate them into functional code using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

• Build interactive elements: They create interactive features and animations to enhance the user experience.

• Ensure cross-browser compatibility: They make sure the website or application functions correctly across different web browsers and devices., They optimize code for speed and efficiency, ensuring a fast and smooth user experience.

• Collaborate with back-end developers: They work closely with back-end developers to integrate the front-end with server-side logic and databases.

• Maintain and update existing websites and applications: They may be responsible for fixing bugs, implementing new features, and maintaining existing code.

• Follow industry best practices: They stay up-to-date on the latest front-end technologies and best practices.

• Test and debug code: They thoroughly test their code to ensure it functions as expected and debug any issues that arise.

User Interface/Experience (UI/UX), Internet Application, CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), JavaScript, User Interface/Experience (UI/UX), HTML (HyperText Markup Language), Technical/Engineering Design, Mock Up, Wireframes, Website Management, * HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Proficiency in these foundational web development languages is essential.

• Front-end frameworks and libraries: Knowledge of frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js is often required.

• Responsive design: Ability to create websites and applications that adapt to different screen sizes and devices.

• Version control systems (Git): Familiarity with version control systems like Git is crucial for collaborative development.

• Accessibility: Understanding of accessibility principles and how to make websites usable for people with disabilities.

• Problem-solving and debugging skills: Ability to identify and resolve issues in the code.

• Testing and debugging: Ability to test and debug code to ensure it functions correctly.

Compensation: Market range and can include equity - details can be provided after the specific client is determined.