Remote Frontend Engineer

Summary

Join Codility as a Frontend Engineer and contribute to shaping a product made for engineers by engineers to evaluate engineers. As a member of the Interview product team, you will work alongside talented colleagues to deliver impactful solutions that make hiring smarter and smoother.

Requirements

• Have demonstrable experience as a React (ideally with TypeScript) working for a Product-led / SaaS organisation
• Have experience working with user behaviour data and user analytics
• Be proficient in designing & developing great user interfaces and experiences behind them
• Have a good understanding of public cloud services and modes of operation (preferably AWS), Application Development and pushing products to the cloud
• Have a strong understanding of modern software development best practices like Trunk Based Development, Continuous Delivery, TDD, etc

Responsibilities

• Ensure accessibility assurance - others' careers depend on our UI. Make sure it meets the WCAG accessibility standard
• Contribute to UX - deliver innovative features for our customers, contributing from the early UX discussions to implementation
• Product development - work closely with our Product and Design colleagues to design and develop our product, proactively propose and implement efficient frontend solutions
• System design - design and implement frontend architecture, using and developing necessary libraries and tools, to be more flexible and scalable
• System maintenance - investigate and fix defects in the frontend part of the system, work on improving code quality
• Software development craftsmanship - help others maintain a high quality of developed software, for example by introducing modern technologies, contributing to design, reviewing code and pair programming. Enable teams to contribute to our codebase

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in working with large frontend codebases
• Experience using AI assisted tooling for development
• Experience with Accessibility and modern UI development principles