Front End Software Development Engineer

UTA seeks an experienced Software Development Engineer - Front End who will be responsible for developing, designing, and maintaining web applications using the latest front-end technologies

You will work closely with our design and development teams to create innovative and user-friendly web applications, with a focus on continuous testing, mobile experience, and cloud technologies

Develop new user-facing features using React.js/Next.js and Tailwind CSS to create responsive and efficient web applications that are optimized for web and mobile

Build reusable components and front-end libraries that can be utilized in future projects to streamline development and ensure consistent design

Collaborate with the design and development teams to implement and maintain the website design, ensuring the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs

Optimize web applications for maximum speed and scalability, ensuring the best possible user experience

Work with back-end developers to integrate APIs and web services, utilizing RESTful APIs and other relevant technologies to build efficient and robust front-end applications

Stay up to date with emerging trends and technologies in web development, with a focus on mobile experience, cloud technologies, and GraphQL

Perform continuous testing, utilizing tools such as Storybook, Cypress, and Jest, to ensure high-quality code and efficient testing practices- Experience with Netlify and cloud technologies, such as AWS or Google Cloud Platform

Familiarity with web markup, including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript

Experience with GraphQL is a plus

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field

Mobile development experience, with a focus on responsive design and mobile optimization

Minimum of 5 years of proven experience in React.js, Next.js, and Tailwind, with a deep understanding of front-end development best practices

Experience with Storybook, Cypress, and Jest, ensuring high-quality code and efficient testing practices