Senior Front End Engineer

As a Senior Front End Engineer at Paradym, your primary responsibilities will include building and optimizing user-facing components for Thrill.com, collaborating with product managers and designers to craft engaging user experiences, and transforming APIs and designs into interactive front-end features. You’ll also contribute to architecture decisions and participate in code reviews while ensuring high-quality standards through automated testing.

To qualify for the Senior Front End Engineer position at Paradym, candidates should have substantial experience in front-end development with a portfolio of modern customer-facing projects. Proficiency in Typescript is essential, along with practical knowledge in automated testing. Strong problem-solving abilities and effective communication skills are also necessary, as is a good command of English.

Success as a Senior Front End Engineer at Paradym relies on a combination of technical and soft skills. Key skills include a robust understanding of front-end technologies, particularly Typescript, familiarity with Svelte / SvelteKit, and knowledge of SOLID principles and Clean Architecture. Additionally, having strong collaboration skills and a passion for user experience will greatly enhance your ability to contribute to our dynamic team.

Yes, Paradym supports remote work for the Senior Front End Engineer role. We value flexibility in our team structure while fostering collaboration through occasional travel for team meetings and planning sessions. This allows you to balance your work-life schedule while contributing to our innovative projects.

The Senior Front End Engineer position at Paradym is unique because it allows you to be at the forefront of the crypto iGaming revolution. You'll collaborate with a top-tier team to create transformative gaming experiences, pushing the limits of technology in an exciting, evolving sector. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to shape a brand that’s ambitious and focused on crafting magical experiences for millions of users.

When creating user interfaces for a gaming platform like Thrill.com, I focus on understanding user behavior and engaging them with intuitive design. I prioritize usability, ensuring that navigation feels seamless. I also collaborate closely with designers to ensure that our vision translates well into a practical product. Lastly, I consistently seek feedback from actual users to refine the experience.

I am proficient in various front-end technologies, particularly Typescript, which I find essential for building scalable applications. I've also worked with frameworks like React and Svelte, allowing me to create dynamic and responsive user interfaces. Keeping up-to-date with industry trends is crucial, so I continuously explore new tools and frameworks to enhance my skill set.

Ensuring high-quality code is a priority for me. I adhere to best practices like code reviews and maintain code consistency through style guides. Additionally, I implement automated testing to catch issues early in the development process. This ensures that my components are reliable, maintainable, and perform optimally in the production environment.

In one project, I encountered performance issues caused by inefficient rendering in a complex UI. I tackled this by analyzing the bottlenecks using profiling tools, which led me to optimize my components and implement lazy loading techniques. This reduced the overall load time significantly, enhancing the user experience.

I stay updated with the latest trends in front-end development by following industry blogs, participating in webinars, and attending tech meetups. I’m also active within developer communities, which helps me exchange ideas and learn about new tools and frameworks. Continuous learning is essential to keep my skills sharp and relevant.

Collaboration with designers and backend developers is crucial for successful projects. I actively engage in discussions to understand the design vision and provide feedback regarding technical feasibility. Regular synchronization meetings keep us aligned, and I find that using collaborative design tools helps streamline the workflow, ensuring that we’re all on the same page.

My process for translating designs into functional user interfaces begins with thoroughly understanding the design specifications and user requirements. I break the design down into components and create prototypes to visualize interactions. During development, I maintain open communication with designers for feedback, ensuring that the final product closely aligns with the original vision.

SOLID principles are essential for building maintainable software. In my front-end development, I apply these principles by ensuring that my components are modular and single-responsibility focused. This makes it easier to scale the app and allows for independent testing. The aim is to create clean, understandable code that can evolve alongside project requirements.

For debugging and troubleshooting front-end issues, I first replicate the issue to understand its cause. I use browser dev tools to identify errors and inspect elements closely. By employing a systematic approach and breaking the problem into smaller parts, I can locate the source quickly. Additionally, collaborating with team members often brings fresh perspectives on tricky bugs.

When working on multiple projects, I prioritize tasks by assessing deadlines and the business impact of each feature. I utilize project management tools to track progress and coordinate with my team on priorities. Open communication allows me to adjust my schedule effectively as project requirements evolve, ensuring that I remain adaptable and responsive to changing needs.