Front End Developer (Remote Latam)

As a Front End Developer in our company, you will take charge of turning UI/UX designs into responsive, pixel-perfect web interfaces. You’ll work closely with designers, back-end developers, and product managers to ensure that the applications you build are optimized for speed and scalability. Maintaining the front-end codebase and participating in code reviews to uphold best practices in performance and accessibility will also be key aspects of your role.

To thrive as a Front End Developer at our company, you should have strong proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (ES6+/TypeScript). Familiarity with frameworks like React.js or alternatives such as Vue or Angular is essential, along with experience using RESTful APIs and version control tools like Git. Additionally, knowledge of design tools such as Figma for implementing pixel-perfect UI will greatly benefit you in this role.

The Front End Developer position offers a fully remote work environment, allowing you to create your ideal workspace—whether that's from home, a beach, or a cozy café. We value flexibility, so you can design your day around your peak productivity hours while working 40 hours per week, typically between 8 am and 5 pm PST.

We are looking for candidates with at least 3 years of experience in front-end development. This experience should include a strong understanding of modern web technologies and frameworks, which will help you contribute effectively to our projects and team dynamics.

At our company, we promote a culture of continuous learning and professional development. As a Front End Developer, you will not only improve your technical skills but also have the opportunity to participate in code reviews, workshops, and tech talks, allowing you to enhance your expertise in areas such as performance bottlenecks and user experience design.

When answering this question, it's helpful to provide specific examples, detailing your role in the project, the technologies used, and the challenges faced. Highlight how you collaborated with designers and back-end developers to deliver a pixel-perfect application that met user needs effectively.

Share details about your proficiency in React.js, highlighting specific components or state management practices you've implemented. Discuss how using React has improved code maintainability and performance in your previous projects to demonstrate your technical understanding.

Focus on discussing techniques such as code splitting, lazy loading, and minification. Provide examples of how these strategies were implemented in your previous work to enhance application speed and user experience.

Discuss any industry best practices you follow, such as using semantic HTML elements, proper ARIA roles, or testing with screen readers. Demonstrating your commitment to inclusivity can set you apart as a conscientious candidate.

Talk about your experience with Git, including how you've managed branches, completed pull requests, or resolved merge conflicts. Sharing your approach to version control will showcase your collaborative skills and attention to project management.

Highlight your strategies for building reusable components, such as following component-oriented architecture or utilizing design systems. Explain how you balance reusability with performance and user experience in your design approach.

Explain your debugging process, mentioning tools or strategies you utilize to identify and fix issues efficiently. This could include using browser developer tools, conducting user testing, or monitoring performance metrics.

Discuss specific instances where you've consumed RESTful APIs, mentioning tools or libraries used for AJAX requests. This will showcase your ability to integrate back-end services seamlessly into front-end applications.

Providing an honest account of receiving feedback shows your willingness to learn and grow. Discuss how you approached critiques constructively, made adjustments, and improved your coding practices as a result.

Mention your proficiency with tools like Figma or Sketch, and explain how they enhance your workflow. Sharing your experience of collaborating with designers using these tools demonstrates your ability to bridge the gap between design and development.