Vue.Js Engineer job in Santa Monica, CA | Confidential

We are looking for a Front End Engineer who is highly skilled with Vue.js. Your primary focus will be developing user-facing web applications and components. You’ll implement them with the Vue.js framework, following generally accepted practices and workflows. You will ensure that you produce robust, secure, modular, and maintainable code. You will coordinate with other team members, including back-end engineers and UX/UI designers. Your commitment to team collaboration, perfect communication, and a quality product is crucial.


Responsibilities:

• Developing user-facing applications using Vue.js and Typescript
• Building modular and reusable components and libraries
• Optimizing your application for performance
• Assist in scoping, estimating and participating in all agile ceremonies.
• Staying up-to-date with all recent developments in the Vue.js/Typescript and overall Front end space
• You’ll work with Product Management and other stakeholders (Backend, UX, etc.) to iterate on new features within our core product

Skills:

• Highly proficient with Vue.js framework and its core principles such as components, reactivity, and the virtual DOM.
• Familiarity with the Vue.js ecosystem, including Vue CLI, Vuex, Vue Router, Vuex and Vuetify.
• Good understanding of HTML5 and CSS3, including preprocessors like SASS
• Experience using Git in a professional/workplace environment
• Understanding of server-side rendering and its benefits and use cases
• Knowledge of functional programming and object-oriented programming paradigms
• Ability to write efficient, secure, well-documented, and clean JavaScript code
• Familiarity with automated JavaScript testing, specifically testing frameworks such as Jest or Mocha
• Proficiency with modern development tools, like Babel, Webpack, and Git
• Experience with both consuming and designing RESTful APIs

Nice to have:

• Working knowledge of GoLang or Python
• Experience working with a remote team
• Experience with Gitlab
• Experience writing automated tests