Senior Frontend Developer, WROCŁAW
What We’re Looking For:
- Proficiency in TypeScript, React, and Redux.
- Good grasp of version control systems like Git.
- Ability to work effectively in a team, collaborating with backend developers and other front-end colleagues to deliver well-rounded software.
- Problem-solving skills and a knack for creative and innovative thinking.
Nice to Have:
- Experience with RTK Query, OpenAPI, and state-of-the-art testing frameworks like Robot, and Selenium
- A background or interest in Python or Java would help in understanding the full scope of our technology stack and contributing to cross-functional discussions.
At DK&A, we thrive on innovation, creativity, and software craftsmanship. Our team is currently on the lookout for a Senior Frontend Developer who is keen on redefining enterprise applications through modern technologies and approaches.
As a Frontend Developer at DK&A, you will be an essential part of a team, dedicated to transforming traditional systems into modern, user-friendly solutions. We offer you an opportunity to work within an enterprise-grade product infrastructure.
Our team consisting of both backend and frontend developers of different seniority levels is responsible for estimating, planning, developing, testing, and delivering the modules to the client within their established workflow environment.
The project demands high-quality standards with both automated and manual testing done on multiple levels (unit, integration, end to end) and close partnership with the client’s multiple internal development teams responsible for different parts of the ecosystem we are bound to work with.
To find out more about who we are and what we have done so far, please visit our website. In the "Work" section you will find descriptions of the projects completed so far, but also a certain overview of how and with whom we work.
We look forward to your application and we would love to see a sample of your code too. If you would like to show off your project, please include a link to a GitHub or other repository. Thanks!