Front-End Architect (m/f), Ile De France

Responsabilities

• Lead and manage a team of developers across the world
• Bring product and code improvements ideas to the team.
• create and/or improve frontend applications
• Develop internal tools to automate the development of projects
• Define the global guidelines and best practices + automatization
• Discuss requirements, planning, designs
• Architect efficient and reusable front-end systems that drive complex web applications
• Analyze web performance and provide solutions
• Ability to understand Business needs and translate those into software features
• Never ending desire to self-educate on the latest list of web technologies.
• Excellent practical judgement knowing how to effectively allocate your time when solving hard problems, multi-tasking, and strong written and verbal communication skills are a must.
• Capable of juggling multiple projects and related complexities at the same time

Requirements

• Care strongly about developing amazing user experiences.
• Comfortable with GIT (not only commit/push/pull) and code review process (PR).
• Deep knowledge and experience creating robust, scalable and maintainable CSS, web standards, accessibility
• Strong experience working with CSS pre-processors such as SASS or LESS (not only using variables)
• Strong experience in Responsive design, mobile first techniques
• Deep knowledge of Vanilla JS (not using only libraries but understand behind the hood)
• Real production experience with at least one of the following framework: ReactJS, VueJS, AngularJS, EmberJS
• Strong experience using build system tools such as Webpack or Gulp
• Good knowledge of NodeJS, NPM, YARN.
• Strong experience in unit testing, functional testing and code coverage (Mocha, Jest, Nightwatch, Puppeteer, etc..)
• understanding of major browsers and the special considerations required for them.
• Strong experience in progressive enhancement techniques
• Strong debugging skills

Bonus

• Experience with SalesForce Commerce Cloud
• You’re familiar with ES6/7 features and you’ve used Babel to deploy that code in production.
• You’ve experimented with service workers, FRP, etc. or you’ve with languages like Elm or ClojureScript.
• PWA setting up services workers, push notifications, etc..