(Middle- to Senior-) Front-End Engineer

• Write high-quality web applications that delight end-users of the product
• Develop new user-facing features
• Develop reusable web components
• Write unit, functional and end-to-end tests
• Identify and resolve performance and scalability issue
• Convert from design/prototype to responsive interface on the web
• Participate in code and design reviews to maintain our high development standards
• Engage in service capacity and demand planning, software performance analysis, tuning and optimization
• Design, build, analyze and fix large-scale systems
• Debug and modify complex, production software

• Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or IT preferred
• 5 years experience in software development
• Good UI design sense to help direct to the UX and UI design for users
• Being a team player and helping the team achieve shared objectives
• Familiarity with the entire web stack (frontend, backend and database), and web performance optimization techniques
• Good understanding of modern web frameworks
• Experience with React / Angular framework
• Knowledge of web security and performance
• Knowledge and experience with Software Design patterns

Logisly's Engineering Practices & Culture

• Tech Principle: Technology is a powerful tool that solves problems. Diversity and personal preferences in tech stack are well welcomed as long as still in sync with our principle
• Tech Approaches: We thrive to have alignment of quality and delivery time by using these approaches 
  • Low complexity: we use tech with short time to market (ie: monolith)
  • Common: we use industry best practice (ie: microservice)
  • New areas: we use new tech approach (ie: serverless)
• Scrum & Squad Team: Our squad mission and objectives are aligned with customer’s pain point and goals not made up boxes
• Involvement in Product: Our engineer are involved since product roadmap planning to make sure that everyone has ownership & visibility
• Metric-obsessed: We are obsessed to measure everything from the simple one such as uptime, load time, incident, defects to more complex one such as productivity & planning accuracy