Frontend Engineer
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Consumer-engagement & rewards platform
Company Overview
Fetch is on a mission to make saving money fun with their shopping platform where brands and consumers come together for a loyalty-driving, points-exploding, money-saving party. The Fetch app gives users the easiest way to save on everyday purchases by simply scanning their receipt.
Locations
Madison, WI, USA
Experience Level
Entry
Junior
Mid
Senior
Expert
Desired Skills
Apache Kafka
Django
JavaScript
Git
HTML/CSS
Java
Kotlin
Product Design
React.js
Redis
Python
TypeScript
UI/UX Design
CategoriesNew
Software Engineering
Requirements
- 2 Frontend frameworks (React, Svelte)
- Frontend Styling and layout (CSS, HTML, Sass or Less)
- Deep understanding of JavaScript and experience with TypeScript
- Design System Implementation
- Responsive UI Design
- Application State Management
- Version control system (Git)
- Test writing and quality assurance
Responsibilities
- Flexibility to implement a feature from either a highly specific design OR a bare bones idea that needs thought & iteration
- Ability to strike the right balance between product design and technology to create the best possible solution
- Familiarity with functional and/or object-oriented programming
- Ability to optimize poorly performing code
- Ability to explain both short and long-term solutions with trade-offs
- Effective communication, including the ability to translate and explain technical issues to non-technical team members
Desired Qualifications
- Full-stack development (Kotlin/Java, Javascript/Node, Python/Django, etc)
- Messages queue and event streaming (Kafka, Kinesis, Redis Streams)
- Continuous development
- Experience with the automation of testing, building, and deploying frontend solutions
- Data-Driven Design
- Experience with Tailwind CSS or similar utility-first CSS framework
- Charting, Dash-boarding, and Report Generation
- Asynchronous or Reactive Programming
- In-memory data stores and caches (Redis, Memcache)
- Understanding of the complexity and failure domains of micro-services and distributed architectures, and how these can impact end-user experiences
- Undergraduate or graduate degree in computer science, engineering or mathematics