Development Lead - UI/UX

As a Development Lead, you will become an integral part of our creative and agile product development team. Your primary responsibility will be to lead and collaborate with the team to develop engaging user-facing features. You will be working in a diverse cultural environment and collaborating with creative minds from all over the world. 

To be successful in this role you have to be a proactive individual, with excellent analytical and problem-solving skills and a track record of taking complex concepts and implementing practical solutions.

Here are some of your responsibilities. We are interested in knowing what else you can add to this –

• Lead the engineering team by defining the scope of work, driving the day-to-day activities in an Agile/Scrum environment.
• Use suitable JavaScript tools and libraries to contribute to all the phases of the software development lifecycle (analysis, design, implementation, and QA)
• Cooperate with the stakeholders and the product team to understand and document software requirements and ensure application UI meets the functional requirements.
• Work with our UI/UX team and designers to develop dynamic and customized solutions for individual enterprise customers.

If what you read so far excites you about joining us, then we would like you to be already equipped with the following qualifications:

• Bachelor’s / master’s degree in computer science or a related field (or equivalent experience)
• 7+ years of software development experience
• Proven experience in leading a software development team at a product company, ability to take product requirements, and develop.
• Experience in web development framework, advanced Object-Oriented JavaScript, HTML5/CSS3, Sass/Less, flex layouts, web-based design concepts (view controllers, view routings, data caching, rendering patterns, lazy loading, components, etc.)

These are the frameworks/libraries/tools we use today:

• PolymerJS / Lit / AngularJS
• NGINX, NodeJS, GO lang
• CSS LESS or SASS frameworks
• Web load balancers, web servers, web authentication design patterns and libraries (Oath, PassportJS, SAML, etc.), web sockets and libraries
• Browser-based data visualization libraries such as Google charts and Highcharts.
• Webpack, Vulcanize, npm, Bower, Git
• Wireframes/Prototyping (Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, etc.)