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Join Sber as a Frontend Developer to create user interfaces for various functional subsystems, collaborate with UI/UX designers, and ensure code quality through testing and analysis.
Join Sber as a Frontend Developer to create user interfaces for various functional subsystems, collaborate with UI/UX designers, and ensure code quality through testing and analysis.
Responsibilities
- Development of user interfaces (UI) for functional subsystems such as 'Role Models AS', 'AI Agents Registry', 'Directories', and other FP (if necessary)
- Iterative collaboration with UI/UX designer on user interfaces
- Development of unit tests for the developed code
- Conducting code, tests, and documentation analysis from other UI developers of functional subsystems (if necessary)
- Working through requirements from customers and analysts
- Participating in team task planning
- Decomposing tasks into separate sprints
- Participating in the design of the application architecture of user interfaces
- Participating in meetings with other teams regarding user interfaces
Requirements
- Strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, TypeScript, DOM API, ES5+, React, Redux
- Experience with Ant Design
- Experience in writing automated tests using Jest or similar
- Ability to create adaptive and cross-browser interfaces
- Understanding of how the HTTP protocol and REST architecture work
- Understanding of OOP principles
- Skills in debugging and profiling code
- Experience with Git, BitBucket
- Skills in optimizing page load, including solving reflow and repaint issues
- Ability to write testable and efficient code
- Understanding of security principles in web applications