Instaleap

Frontend Engineer

Instaleap

full-time

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Location Type: Remote

Location: Colombia

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Tech Stack

AWSCloudJavaScriptNext.jsReactTypeScript

About the role

  • Leveraging deep technical knowledge to solve complex business problems.
  • Develop user interfaces for web applications using React library, Next.js Framework.
  • Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code following best practices and coding standards.
  • Mentoring other members of the team.
  • Work closely with different stakeholders to integrate frontend with backend services.
  • Deep understanding and experience in killing monoliths the right way.
  • Responsive to emergent tasks within the team.
  • Proven capability to autonomously learn and solve day-to-day challenges.
  • Being a reference and frontend authority on the team.

Requirements

  • 4+ years of experience in frontend development.
  • Solid understanding of TypeScript and its application in projects.
  • Experience with microfrontends, multirepo.
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
  • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
  • Experience with React (Desired to have)
  • Experience with cloud services, preferably AWS (Desired to have)
  • Sentry / Observability (Nice to have).
Benefits
  • Hybrid Work: Work together as a team.
  • Flexible hours: We trust your work and skills.
  • Additional days off to vacations.
  • Half day off on your birthday.
  • Access to Educational Budget.
  • Workstation Paid BYOD or company-provided machine.
  • Different options to satisfy your palate.
  • Health insurance: Get the attention and care that you deserve. Available in some countries.
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Hard Skills & Tools
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptmicrofrontendsmultirepocloud servicesAWSSentryobservabilitycoding standards
Soft Skills
problem-solvinganalytical skillsmentoringattention to detailstakeholder collaborationautonomous learningteam referenceresponsiveness