Frontend Software Engineer - (Remote - US)

As a Frontend Software Engineer at Jobgether, you will design and build user-friendly interfaces for autonomous simulations, develop scalable frontend components with React and TypeScript, and create intuitive data visualizations. Your work will involve collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance operator workflows and maintain APIs that support frontend functionality.

To excel as a Frontend Software Engineer at Jobgether, candidates should have a strong proficiency in React, Node.js, TypeScript, and Material UI. Experience with designing APIs, a solid understanding of user experience, and a background in component-based architecture are also essential. Candidates should ideally possess 7+ years of experience in production-grade software development.

Jobgether requires candidates for the Frontend Software Engineer position to have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field. Equivalent experience in frontend development and a demonstrated proficiency in relevant technologies may also be considered.

Yes! The Frontend Software Engineer role at Jobgether is fully remote, offering flexibility to work from anywhere in the US. This position is designed to support a diverse and collaborative environment without geographical limitations.

The hiring process for the Frontend Software Engineer position at Jobgether involves a three-step AI-powered screening process to select the top candidates. Your CV and LinkedIn profile will be thoroughly analyzed, and manual reviews may occur when necessary. Top candidates will be notified within seven days of application submission.

In your response, highlight specific projects where you utilized React, describing your contribution to building scalable components and how you addressed challenges. Focus on your approach to component-based architecture and your understanding of state management within React.

Discuss your approach to code quality through testing, documentation, and pair programming. Emphasize tools and frameworks you use for testing, like Jest or React Testing Library, and how consistent documentation supports maintainability and collaboration.

Share experiences where you successfully collaborated with engineers and designers. Discuss specific methods you use to facilitate communication (like stand-ups or design reviews) and how you navigate differing perspectives to reach a cohesive solution.

Explain your methodology for working with large datasets, including the libraries you prefer for data visualization (like D3.js) and your approach to ensuring performance and responsiveness. Provide examples of challenging datasets you have worked with.

Talk about your commitment to continuous learning, mentioning specific blogs, podcasts, or online courses you follow. Highlight any recent technologies you've explored and how you applied them in your work.

Share a specific scenario where you encountered difficulties, detailing your problem-solving process, collaboration with team members, and the outcome. Highlight the skills and tools you used to overcome the challenge.

Discuss your design philosophy, emphasizing user experience principles. Provide insights into your process for user testing and incorporating feedback into the design to enhance usability.

Mention projects where you designed and implemented RESTful APIs. Focus on your understanding of REST principles and how you've applied best practices for API integration with frontend applications.

Describe your approach to task prioritization, including methodologies like Agile or Kanban. Share how you balance urgent requests with long-term projects to ensure that key deliverables are met.

Explain the significance you place on unit and integration testing in your workflow. Provide examples of testing frameworks you've employed and how they impacted code quality and reliability in your projects.