Front End Engineer (Angular)

A Front End Engineer (Angular) at LivePerson is responsible for developing, testing, and maintaining dynamic web applications. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement user-friendly features, write clean code adhering to industry standards, and optimize applications for speed and responsiveness. Your role also involves troubleshooting issues across various browsers and devices, ensuring the performance of our solutions meets customer expectations.

Candidates interested in the Front End Engineer (Angular) role at LivePerson should possess at least 3 years of front-end development experience, particularly with a strong focus on Angular. Proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript (ES6+), and TypeScript is essential. Familiarity with state management libraries like NgRx, RESTful APIs, and development tools like Webpack or Gulp are also highly valued.

At LivePerson, we foster a collaborative and inclusive work culture where everyone is encouraged to ask questions and share ideas. As a Front End Engineer (Angular), you'll be part of a dynamic team that promotes innovation and learning. With our remote-first approach, you'll have flexibility in your work environment while still engaging actively with your colleagues in Germany and Poland.

Yes! LivePerson invests heavily in professional development for Front End Engineers (Angular). You can look forward to generous tuition reimbursement, access to internal resources, and opportunities to broaden your skills in a supportive environment. We encourage our engineers to attend trainings and conferences and engage with cutting-edge technologies.

LivePerson highly values work-life balance for its Front End Engineers (Angular). With 33 vacation days, flexible working hours, and the option to work from anywhere, we prioritize your well-being and help you create a sustainable work environment. Our commitment to a remote-first culture ensures that you can maintain a healthy balance between work responsibilities and personal life.

When asked about your experience with Angular, be specific about the version you’ve worked with, the projects you contributed to, and the challenges you faced. Highlight your proficiency with components, services, and state management libraries like NgRx. Discuss how your contributions directly improved performance or user experience.

To answer this question effectively, discuss your approach to responsive design using CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Flexbox. Describe any testing tools you use to check cross-browser compatibility, and give specific examples of adjustments you’ve made in the past to ensure consistent user experiences across different devices.

Your response should reflect your grounding in best practices and coding standards in Angular development. Discuss the importance of code readability, maintainability, and adherence to conventions such as DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) and KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid). You might also mention your experience in conducting code reviews to uphold these standards.

Prepare to share a specific incident where you pinpointed a tricky bug in an Angular application. Detail the steps you took: isolating the issue, debugging with tools like Chrome DevTools, and testing the solution. This showcases your problem-solving skills and resilience in delivering quality code.

In your answer, reflect on the resources you use, such as following industry blogs, participating in online communities, or attending conferences. Mention specific Angular developments or frameworks you've explored and how you’ve applied that knowledge to enhance your projects.

Discuss your experience with RESTful APIs, focusing on how you consumed and integrated them in your Angular applications. Mention tools and libraries you've used, such as HttpClient in Angular, and provide examples of how effective API integration positively impacted user experience.

Your answer should demonstrate an understanding of performance optimization techniques. Discuss strategies like lazy loading, Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation, change detection strategies, and how you used profiling tools to monitor and enhance performance metrics.

Here, emphasize your experience with testing Angular applications. Speak about the frameworks you’ve used, like Jasmine and Karma, and give examples of how you implement unit tests for components and services. Highlight the impact of testing on executing robust applications.

Addressing remote collaboration, mention tools and practices you use, such as Slack, Zoom, or Trello for managing tasks. Share experiences of how you foster team synergy through clear communication, regular check-ins, and maintaining social interactions to strengthen team bonds.

When answering this question, reflect on values that resonate with LivePerson’s mission, such as innovation and creating customer-centric solutions. Describe your passion for front-end development and your excitement about contributing to impactful projects that enhance consumer engagement for iconic brands.