Front-end Developer

We are currently looking for an experienced Front-end Developer to join our customers` team. As a Front-end Developer, your responsibilities will include designing and developing web applications and websites that are both user-friendly and visually appealing.

Responsibilities:

• Your team is responsible for advancing our project management software Octaved Flow and performing frontend component creation and maintenance.
• You will utilize technologies such as Next.js, TypeScript, React, Redux, Tailwind, and Radix Primitives.
• You will be involved in building complex components like web-based Gantt project planning charts.
• Octaved Flow is a comprehensive software with numerous modules, constantly expanding with new additions. Due to the diverse nature of these modules, your tasks will be varied and always exciting.

Requirements

• Software development is your specialty, meaning you either hold a degree in computer science, have completed IT training, or possess relevant work experience.
• You have a minimum of 3 years of experience as a software developer, specifically with React.
• Ideally, you have previous exposure to TypeScript, as well as familiarity with Tailwind and Radix Primitives.
• Competence in UX and UI design is required.
• Experience with Figma or similar design tools is highly regarded.
• Collaborating effectively within a team is as important to you as independently delving into the source code.
• You are proficient in German (at least C1 level) to enable seamless communication within the team, and can communicate in English in writing (as all our documentation is in English).

Benefits

• Opportunities for growth through external seminars and internal workshops, catered towards professional and personal development.
• A flexible working model that allows for either 100% remote or a combination of home-office and in-office.
• A well-organized and efficient working environment with clear processes in place.
• An atmosphere that values and values employee ideas and suggestions, allowing them to have an impact.