Front-end Software Engineer

As a Front-end Software Engineer at IQEQ, your primary responsibilities will include contributing to the continual development of our software's frontend in an Agile setup, specifically using the Vue framework. You will work closely with a dynamic development team, focusing on creating reusable modular components, maintaining documentation, writing unit tests, and fixing bugs in the codebase. Your role also involves ensuring security solutions are in place, helping to create a robust and efficient application.

To apply for the Front-end Software Engineer position at IQEQ, candidates should have a minimum of 4 years of commercial software development experience with Vue.js or similar technologies like React. A solid understanding of modern JavaScript, state management solutions, and RESTful APIs is essential. Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and modern development tools will strengthen your application. Experience in Agile/Scrum methodologies and knowledge of cross-browser compatibility are also beneficial.

A Front-end Software Engineer at IQEQ should be proficient in Vue.js, as it's the primary framework for our frontend applications. Familiarity with other frameworks like React is also advantageous. Additionally, a strong understanding of modern JavaScript, HTML, and CSS is required, along with experience in frontend state management solutions and consuming REST APIs. Experience with tools like PNPM, TypeScript, and Vite is a plus.

At IQEQ, Front-end Software Engineers will thrive in an Agile environment that fosters collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement. You'll be part of a supportive team where your ideas are valued, and learning opportunities abound. We embrace a process-oriented working style that emphasizes goal direction and output focus, providing a dynamic atmosphere where individual contributions are celebrated.

The salary range for the Front-end Software Engineer position at IQEQ is between $80,000 and $100,000, depending on your experience and location. We also offer a competitive benefits package to ensure that employees feel supported and rewarded for their hard work and contributions to our team.

When building reusable components, I focus on creating modular structures that are easily adaptable. I prioritize clear documentation and implementation of best practices, ensuring components are isolated and maintainable. Emphasizing props and events in Vue.js, I strive to make components flexible while adhering to the principles of clean code.

Vuex and Pinia are state management libraries designed to manage shared state in Vue applications. They allow for centralized data storage, providing a clear structure for accessing and mutating state. I typically use actions and mutations to handle state changes, which promotes better organization and makes debugging easier.

My process for debugging frontend applications includes using browser developer tools to inspect elements and console logs for errors. I also utilize unit tests to identify issues early on and follow a systematic approach of isolating components to pinpoint bugs. Engaging in pair programming with team members often helps discover solutions effectively.

To ensure cross-browser compatibility, I leverage tools like Autoprefixer for CSS and regularly test applications in different browsers during development. I pay close attention to known inconsistencies in implementations and adhere to standards, ensuring that the application provides a uniform experience across all platforms.

I believe my background in Vue.js and my experience with modern JavaScript frameworks provide me with the skills needed for the Front-end Software Engineer role at IQEQ. My problem-solving skills and collaborative mindset allow me to contribute effectively to dynamic teams while continuously seeking opportunities to learn and grow in a fast-paced environment.

I stay updated with the latest trends by actively participating in online communities, attending webinars, and subscribing to relevant newsletters. I also experiment with new technologies in personal projects, which allows me to apply what I learn and assess how emerging tools can enhance my work.

My experience in Agile/Scrum settings has instilled a collaborative spirit in my work. I participate in daily stand-ups to discuss progress and roadblocks, and I engage in sprint planning sessions to set clear goals. This approach reinforces accountability, making it easier to adapt to changes and continuously improve our development process.

One challenging bug involved performance issues related to rendering complex components. I approached it by profiling the application to identify bottlenecks, breaking down the components to optimize rendering times. Additionally, I used lazy loading for the components that weren't initially visible, which significantly improved user experience and application performance.

To write secure code, I follow industry best practices such as input sanitization, regularly updating dependencies, and using relevant security libraries. I also keep an awareness of common vulnerabilities such as XSS and CSRF, incorporating strategies to mitigate risks during the development process.

I view feedback on my code as an essential part of my development process. I actively seek out and welcome input from peers, considering constructive criticism an opportunity for improvement. Engaging in code reviews helps me gain insights from different perspectives, fostering a culture of collaboration and continuous learning.