
Senior Frontend Developer
thelab
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: New York City • New York • United States
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Salary
💰 $110,000 - $140,000 per year
Job Level
About the role
- work on our internal workflow enhancement and automation platform, Wellcom Home
- working closely with designers and large frontend codebases
- planning and identifying requirements
- seeing a project through to completion
- mentoring junior members of the team
Requirements
- Experienced in leading teams and mentoring people
- Not afraid to fail and always looking to learn from those failures
- Able to understand different approaches and comfortable learning/using both newer and older tech when it’s a better fit
- Able to develop web functionality in TypeScript and SASS
- Able to lead complex single page web applications with frontend frameworks, such as Angular/React/etc, and Node
- Leader in architecture decisions like state management and server side rendering
- Able to work with APIs and have a high level understanding of how frontends and backends interact
- Comfortable developing shared components that leverage modern JavaScript design patterns
- Able to prototype solutions with design that can eventually scale to larger solutions
- Able to manage multiple projects and deliverables occurring concurrently during a sprint
- Experience in collaborating with a design team to create great user experiences including complex styling and animation
- Looking to work on a diverse team because you enjoy hearing different opinions and ideas
Benefits
- heath, dental/vision through Empire BCBS
- 401k match
- unlimited PTO
- best snacks in town
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard Skills & Tools
TypeScriptSASSAngularReactNodeAPIsJavaScript design patternssingle page applicationsstate managementserver side rendering
Soft Skills
mentoringleadershipcollaborationproject managementproblem solvingadaptabilitycommunicationcreativityteamworklearning from failure