Senior Front-end Engineer (Incogni)

The Senior Front-end Engineer role at Incogni focuses on developing and enhancing our cybersecurity product’s user interface. You’ll work collaboratively with teams to create seamless, user-centric solutions that prioritize security and usability.

Candidates applying for the Senior Front-end Engineer position at Incogni should have at least 3 years of JavaScript development experience, proficiency in technologies like TypeScript, React, and Tailwind, and experience with SSR frameworks such as NextJS.

As a Senior Front-end Engineer at Incogni, you will work with JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Tailwind, and SSR frameworks like NextJS, as well as tools like Storybook and Jest for testing and development.

The work culture at Incogni is collaborative and supportive. As a Senior Front-end Engineer, you’ll be part of a close-knit team where every contribution is valued and celebrated, with opportunities for professional development.

Incogni promotes a healthy work-life balance through a hybrid model of 3+2, allowing for flexibility in work arrangements, additional vacation days based on tenure, and the option to work from anywhere with the WFA policy.

At Incogni, Senior Front-end Engineers have ample growth opportunities, including dedicated time for learning and development, participation in conferences, and access to a variety of online learning platforms to enhance their skills.

The salary for a Senior Front-end Engineer at Incogni ranges from 5460 to 6950 Eur per month, depending on skills and experience, ensuring competitive compensation in line with your expertise.

To handle long-term maintenance, I focus on writing clean, modular code that adheres to best practices, ensuring that it is readable and easy to update. I also prioritize documentation and use version control effectively to manage changes.

Absolutely! TypeScript improves JavaScript development by adding static typing, which helps catch errors early in the development process. It also enhances the maintainability of code, making it easier to refactor and collaborate within teams.

In my previous role, I faced challenges with integrating a complex UI while maintaining performance. I tackled this by conducting performance testing, optimizing component rendering, and collaborating with the backend team to reduce load times.

To optimize performance, I employ several strategies, including lazy loading for images, minimizing JavaScript payloads, implementing caching, and using efficient CSS practices. Additionally, regular performance audits inform continuous improvements.

I prioritize user feedback by integrating usability testing into our development lifecycle. I actively gather insights from users, analyze their experiences, and iterate on the design and functionality based on their needs and pain points.

I have extensive experience with SSR frameworks, particularly NextJS. I appreciate how SSR enhances performance and SEO by pre-rendering pages, providing users with a faster initial load time and better search engine visibility.

I ensure accessibility by following WCAG guidelines and using semantic HTML. Additionally, I utilize ARIA roles, conduct accessibility audits, and gather feedback from users with disabilities to make continuous improvements.

Design systems provide a unified language and framework for creating interfaces, ensuring consistency and scalability across products. They streamline the design process and facilitate collaboration between designers and developers, enhancing user experience.

Best practices for writing clean code include using meaningful naming conventions, keeping functions small and focused, utilizing comments judiciously, and adhering to coding standards. This practice ensures maintainability and readability for future collaboration.

I stay updated with front-end technologies through various methods, such as following tech blogs, participating in webinars, attending conferences, and engaging with online communities. Continuous learning helps me incorporate the best tools and practices into my work.