Front-end Engineer at NewGlobe

Job Overview

• We are looking for a full time Front-End Developer to join our new Lagos-based cross-functional software development team, which will participate in building the software that powers and improves efficiency to enhance our competitive advantage.
• This role is all about bringing front-end web development muscle to our cross-functional delivery teams. Your team will have front-end developers, full-stack developers, and technically minded QAs to deliver new functionality to existing apps and to build our next generation of web applications, as part of our ever expanding portfolio. And by “next generation of web applications”, we mean rigorously architected single-page web applications and progressive web-applications that consume microservices and treat testing and continuous delivery as first-class citizens.

Responsibilities 

• Gather requirements, build, test, and ship web apps, both new and existing
• Collaborate with server-side developers to design the APIs for specifically for the web application (not just consuming APIs that were already developed)
• Engage on all dimensions of the app, from UI and UX, to business logic, to storage and networking
• Ensure the overall quality of the product being delivered meets our standards for scalability and maintainability. You will be comfortable not only in your primary functional area, but also able to feedback and support across all aspects of delivery
• Focus on continuous improvement, pushing themselves and the team to adopt new approaches and technologies, ensuring that we stay on top of emerging standards
• Communicate project status to key stakeholders.
• Work with product designers to flesh out design concepts and build interactive prototypes
• Work as part of a cross-functional delivery team to deliver world-class user experiences in challenging network environments – think lots of need for offline-first
• Write lots and lots of JavaScript. Or TypeScript. But probably not CoffeeScript or Dart. Sorry
• Contribute to and lead decisions about the right frameworks and libraries to use
• Craft all the appropriate CSS (well, SASS or LESS, of course), knowing that creating maintainable stylesheets means more than good class names (but that, too)
• Add a bit of sizzle and spice to the user experience… We love making sure it all renders pixels perfect!
• Implement appropriate web app build tooling, meaning live servers for development, minification and obfuscation for production… you get the idea
• Don’t forget about writing tests. You will definitely be writing automated tests

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