Senior Frontend Developer

As a Senior Frontend Developer at our company, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining high-quality frontend applications using NuxtJS or React. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate user stories into well-structured code, lead development on complex user interfaces, and ensure your code is optimized for performance and scalability.

The Senior Frontend Developer role requires at least 5 years of frontend development experience, focusing on NuxtJS or React. Candidates should possess strong JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3 skills and be familiar with modern frontend tools and state management patterns like Flux or Redux. Additionally, a solid understanding of web performance optimization and testing frameworks is essential.

In the Senior Frontend Developer role, you will work with a variety of modern technologies, including NuxtJS or React, along with tools such as Vuex, React Redux, Sass, Webpack, and Babel. You will also gain experience integrating frontend applications with backend services through REST APIs and GraphQL.

Absolutely! As a Senior Frontend Developer in our company, you will have exciting career growth prospects. We prioritize the development of our team members and offer opportunities for further training, mentorship, and the possibility to take on leadership roles in projects.

Our work environment is flexible, offering hybrid or remote options tailored to your needs. We believe in maintaining a healthy work-life balance, evident from our comprehensive health and wellness package, special days off to celebrate your birthday, and a 'Me Time' day off each year.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects you've worked on using NuxtJS or React, detailing the challenges faced and how you overcame them. Be sure to include examples of performance optimizations you've implemented.

Discuss your approach to writing clean and modular code. Explain the importance of following coding standards, code reviews, and how you leverage tools like linters or formatters to enforce these practices.

In your response, describe the project’s goals, the user interface features, and the technologies used. Focus on how you approached the UX design challenges and how you validated your solutions with user feedback.

Explain your experience with Git and how you use version control in collaboration with teams. Mention branching strategies, pull requests, and how version control tools help avoid merge conflicts and maintain project history.

Describe your strategies for ensuring compatibility across different browsers, including the use of CSS resets, feature detection libraries, and how you test your applications across various platforms.

Discuss techniques such as lazy loading, image optimization, tree-shaking, and how these can improve load times. Provide examples from your past work where you successfully implemented these strategies.

Share your methods for keeping informed, such as following relevant blogs, participating in online communities, and attending conferences. Stress your commitment to continual learning and professional development.

Talk about your experience with testing frameworks like Jest or Cypress. Share how you approach writing tests, the difference between unit tests and integration tests, and why you value automated testing in your workflow.

Mention your style of mentorship—whether it’s hands-on code reviews or setting up learning sessions. Emphasize your belief in fostering a supportive environment that encourages questions and collaborative problem-solving.

Choose a specific challenge from your experience, describe the context, the steps you took to handle it, and what you learned from the experience. Highlight resilience and resourcefulness in your answer.