Frontend Engineer, Growth

As a Frontend Engineer at ClickUp, you will be primarily focused on developing innovative features using Angular 19+, leading A/B testing efforts to drive UI enhancements, and crafting engaging user interfaces. Your role will also involve collaborating with designers and engineers, managing project timelines, and ensuring that your front-end code is robust and reliable through unit and integration tests.

To qualify for the Frontend Engineer position at ClickUp, you should possess a Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field, along with at least 3 years of experience in software development. Expertise in Angular 15+ and TypeScript is essential, and a strong grasp of API standards and integration patterns will be highly beneficial. Excellent communication skills and a customer-centric mindset will also contribute to your success in this role.

ClickUp is committed to the growth of its employees, including Frontend Engineers. We offer professional development stipends to help you pursue courses, seminars, or certifications that will enhance your skills. Our collaborative environment encourages continuous learning, and you'll always have access to resources for growth.

At ClickUp, the culture is built on collaboration, innovation, and positivity. Frontend Engineers work alongside a diverse group of skilled professionals who are passionate about pushing the envelope in productivity technology. We prioritize feedback and continuous improvement, ensuring that every voice is heard, and every idea is valued.

Frontend Engineers at ClickUp enjoy a range of benefits, including competitive salaries, equity options, a 401k with matching, and comprehensive health insurance (medical, dental, and vision). Additionally, we offer flexible paid time off, a sabbatical program, and a wellness stipend, all designed to promote a healthy work-life balance.

In your response, highlight specific strategies such as lazy loading, code splitting, and optimizing images, as well as tools like Lighthouse or WebPageTest that you have used to analyze performance metrics.

Explain your approach to A/B testing, including setting up experiments, defining metrics for success, and how you analyze and implement results to enhance user experience in your projects.

Discuss your hands-on experience with Angular, particularly features from version 15 onwards, such as reactive programming, lazy loading, and the use of built-in tools for improving code quality and efficiency.

Focus on practices like writing clean, modular code, adhering to coding standards, and including thorough documentation to enhance code clarity and ease of maintenance in your answer.

Share specific testing frameworks you've used, such as Jasmine or Karma, and emphasize the importance of unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests in ensuring software reliability.

Provide a specific example detailing the challenges faced, such as tight deadlines or complex feature requirements, and explain your problem-solving approach to successfully deliver the project.

Discuss your method for task prioritization, possibly using agile methodologies, and how you align your work with team goals or user needs to ensure effective project delivery.

Emphasize your openness to collaboration and feedback loops with an example of how feedback has improved your coding practices or project outcomes in the past.

Highlight how you incorporate user feedback and usability testing in your development process to create user-centric designs that enhance overall satisfaction with the product.

Mention resources you actively use to stay informed, such as tech blogs, online courses, and community forums, and the importance of continuing education to thrive in the rapidly changing tech landscape.