Senior Frontend Engineer – Analytics and Compute
Snowflake
JavaScriptReactTypeScriptWebpack
Software Developer, Front-end Foundations
Jane.app
full-time
Posted on:
Origin: • 🇨🇦 Canada
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💰 CA$95,100 - CA$142,600 per year
Job Level
JuniorMid-Level
Tech Stack
JavaScriptReactTypeScriptWebpack
About the role
- Contribute to core platform work like Module Federation and Burrito (Jane’s design system) through well-scoped tasks with support from the team
- Improve developer experience by maintaining front-end tooling, writing automation scripts, and enhancing CI checks
- Support other developers by answering questions in Slack, participating in office hours, and improving documentation
- Help evolve our frontend systems and standards by giving feedback, implementing patterns, and raising thoughtful questions
- Collaborate closely with design partners to build accessible, reusable components and model good design–engineering handoffs
- Assist with maintaining internal packages and libraries used across Jane’s front-end ecosystem
- Share knowledge via short docs, demos, and pairing sessions
- Explore responsible AI tools to accelerate local workflows and reduce toil
- Participate in on-call rotation with mentorship and grow responsibility over time
Requirements
- 2 - 4 years of front-end web development experience
- Solid proficiency with JavaScript or TypeScript, React, and styling fundamentals
- Some hands-on exposure to platform-adjacent work such as adding a build step, writing a CI config, or publishing/maintaining an npm package
- Demonstrated ability to deliver well-scoped tasks independently, ask good questions, and seek feedback
- Commitment to code quality, testing basics, and maintainable patterns
- Adaptability and growth mindset with a strong desire to learn new tools and domains
- Nice-to-have: Exposure to design systems or microfrontend architectures
- Nice-to-have: Familiarity with bundlers or build tools such as Webpack, Vite, or Rollup
- Nice-to-have: Experience authoring or maintaining an npm package
- Nice-to-have: Comfort with automated testing fundamentals
- Nice-to-have: Interest in accessibility and inclusive design practices
- Nice-to-have: Experience collaborating with designers on component implementation
