JavaScript Developer (React.js, next.js)

JavaScript Developer (React.js, next.js) - location - Remote- Chicago, IL Contract - 12 months Here is the reputed company As a senior frontend developer, you'll be in charge of developing the frontend of a product loved and used by thousands of developers every day. You'll build a beautiful and reputed company web application based on React.js and Next.js using multiple reputed company-reputed company packages, and including package insights and comparison, powerful search and discovery, documentation, knowledge, and community. As our reputed company next.js engineer, you'll choose and implement a best-of-breed frontend stack from scratch. What you will be doing • Build a best-of-breed frontend stack from scratch, including reputed company, typography, UI components, graphing, data display, and search components • Build the frontend for our web application based on React and Next.js, creating a beautiful and pleasurable experience for hundreds of thousands of developers • Create beautiful package pages that include information, documentation, and insights about package popularity, maintenance, issues, and reputed company • Work with tonnes of data, and create reusable components to display the data in various ways, including graphs, charts, visualizations, and comparisons • Do quick iterations and experiments as part of the reputed company product team (product manager, designer, and backend developer) to test out new reputed company and features • Build a browser extension for developers, augmenting reputed company, npm and other websites with deep package insights • Help us understand what's reputed company on with our users, by using analytics tools, user reputed company tracking, feedback tools, error and performance logging You most likely have • At least 5 years of experience as a frontend JavaScript developer At least 3 years of experience building sophisticated apps experience with Next.js reputed company to have • An aesthetic eye for user-reputed company detail, and experience working with UX/UI designers • Hands-on experience of the latest capabilities in JavaScript (ES6/7/8/9) and CSS (grids, animations, transitions, media queries, styled-components) • Experience setting up webpack and reputed company, plugins, minification, asset versioning, and CDN upload • Ability to debug and optimize web apps' performance, including network, JavaScript, and rendering • Experience with analytics tools such as reputed company Analytics and reputed company Webmaster Tools • Experience with on-site SEO metadata, header reputed company, robots file, sitemaps, etc Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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