Front-end Engineer
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About the Position
The front-end engineer will be primarily engaged in creating innovative user-centred experiences. As a front-end engineer at Nextbit, you will develop new products and services that leverage the most recent advances in open source programming, libraries, and visualization algorithms to transform the user experience.
You will be working with a team of highly talented visualization experts, data scientists, artificial intelligence experts, and data architects. Job responsibilities require the integration of strong analytical and design skills, business acumen, and sound programming.
Full Time · Remote EST
Responsibilities
- Develop new products and services that leverage the latest advances in open source programming, libraries, and visualization algorithms.
- Work with a team of visualization experts, data scientists, AI experts, and data architects.
- Integrate strong analytical and design skills, business acumen, and sound programming.
Requirements
- Working knowledge of ES6, HTML, SVG, CSS, D3, Redux, React, Git, Rest/GraphQL APIs, testing libraries.
- Hands-on experience with front-end development.
- Practical know-how of algorithms to visually represent complex data, information, and processes.
- An inclination to work with numbers, open-mindedness, intellectual curiosity, and an orientation to teamwork and reaching objectives.
We Offer
- Full-time remote position.
- Opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and a talented team.
Please send your application to [email protected]
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