Mid Frontend Developer

As a Mid Frontend Developer at BlackStone eIT, your main responsibilities include assisting in the development of user interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will collaborate with designers to implement responsive user experiences, troubleshoot and debug existing applications, and stay current with frontend development trends. Your role will also involve participating in team meetings and offering insights to enhance project outcomes.

To apply for the Mid Frontend Developer position at BlackStone eIT, candidates should have a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field. Additionally, a minimum of 2 to 4 years of experience in frontend development, proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and experience with frontend frameworks like Angular are essential qualifications.

Candidates for the Mid Frontend Developer role at BlackStone eIT should have a solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Experience with frontend frameworks, responsive design principles, and version control systems like Git is crucial. Strong problem-solving skills, eagerness to learn, and effective communication abilities are also important to thrive in our team-oriented environment.

As a Mid Frontend Developer at BlackStone eIT, you will work with tools and technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like Angular. Familiarity with version control systems such as Git is also expected, enabling smooth collaboration with team members on code development and project management.

At BlackStone eIT, we value continuous learning and professional growth. As a Frontend Developer, you will have access to mentoring from senior developers, participation in team meetings for idea exchange, and opportunities to learn best practices in coding standards and software development processes. We encourage our developers to stay updated on industry trends, fostering both personal and professional advancement.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects you've worked on where you utilized HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Discuss your level of proficiency with each language and provide examples of how you've solved challenges using these technologies.

To effectively answer this, discuss techniques you've used to create responsive designs, such as using relative units and media queries. Explain your approach towards testing on different devices and how you incorporate user experience principles.

Provide a clear overview of the frameworks you are familiar with, such as Angular. Share what considerations and criteria you use to select the appropriate framework for a project, like performance needs and team familiarity.

Share a specific situation where you encountered a bug, describe your troubleshooting process, the tools you used, and how you arrived at a solution. Highlight the lessons learned from this experience.

Discuss the resources you utilize, such as online courses, forums, blogs, or conferences. Mention any communities you are part of and how they help you keep your skills current.

Describe your approach to time management and task prioritization, perhaps mentioning tools like Trello or Asana. Emphasize your ability to adapt and communicate with team members regarding deadlines and shifting priorities.

Share your understanding of coding standards, such as code reviews, clean code principles, and version control practices. Discuss how you implement these in your own work and their importance in team projects.

Provide an example of how you successfully collaborated with a designer, discussing the communication methods you used, your willingness to incorporate feedback, and how this collaboration led to a successful project outcome.

Talk about your experience with Git or other version control systems, explaining their significance in tracking changes, collaboration, and reverting to previous versions. Discuss your familiarity with concepts like branching and merging.

Share specific examples of projects where you implemented user experience principles. Discuss any user testing you conducted, feedback you received, and how it informed design decisions to enhance usability.