Front-End Engineer - Angular

As a Front-End Engineer at KUBA, your main responsibilities include designing, developing, and maintaining user-friendly web applications using Angular. You will build responsive UI components, collaborate with design and product teams to prioritize impactful features, write automated tests, and engage in bug fixing and performance enhancements.

To qualify for the Front-End Engineer position at KUBA, you should have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field, along with 1-2 years of experience as an Angular Developer. Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, familiarity with APIs, and a solid understanding of unit testing are also essential.

A Front-End Engineer at KUBA should be well-versed in Angular for building web applications, as well as having a thorough understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Knowledge of version control systems like GitHub, unit testing, and ideally experience with hybrid or native mobile applications would be highly beneficial.

Absolutely! At KUBA, we offer comprehensive training and development opportunities for our Front-End Engineers to help you grow your skills and advance in your career. We believe in fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement.

The team culture at KUBA is dynamic, friendly, and multicultural. We prioritize collaboration and innovation, ensuring that Front-End Engineers can express their ideas and contribute meaningfully while working with diverse teams on exciting projects.

To ensure the quality of my code as a Front-End Engineer, I adhere to coding standards, write unit and end-to-end tests, and conduct code reviews with peers. This helps identify potential issues early and fosters best practices within the team.

I have experience developing single-page applications using Angular, employing services, components, and directives to create a robust user interface. I also utilize routing and state management for efficient data flow within the application.

I stay updated with web development trends by following industry blogs, participating in online forums, attending webinars, and engaging with my professional network. Continuous learning is key in our fast-paced tech environment.

When debugging, I start by reproducing the issue, isolating it, and using debugging tools to inspect the code. I analyze error messages, check console logs, and systematically test smaller components until I identify the root cause.

I collaborate closely with designers and product teams by participating in regular meetings, understanding their vision, and ensuring that the final product aligns with their expectations. I find this enhances communication and ensures features are user-centered.

I have experience writing automated tests using tools like Jasmine and Protractor for Angular applications. These tests help ensure that the application behaves as expected and allows for easier debugging if issues arise.

To manage competing priorities, I focus on effective time management, prioritize tasks based on urgency and impact, and communicate transparently with my team about deadlines and progress to ensure we meet our objectives.

When developing UI components, I follow principles like consistency, usability, and responsiveness. I aim to ensure that components are user-friendly, visually appealing, and function seamlessly across various devices.

I view feedback from code reviews as an opportunity to grow. I take notes on the suggestions, ask clarifying questions if needed, and incorporate the feedback into my work to enhance the overall quality of the code.

I primarily use GitHub for version control, utilizing features like branches for different features and pull requests for collaboration and reviews. This helps maintain code integrity and facilitates teamwork.