Frontend Archutect

**The Opportunity**:
**Your Job Responsibilities**:
**What you will be doing**:

- Working closely with other architects and tech leads to plan out technical execution of new products and major features.
- Helping decompose our monolithic React SPA into multiple micro-frontends.
- Oversee the frontend aspects of re-platforming our product on to AWS.
- Collaborate with the design team and other frontend leads to roll out our in-house component library across all of our products.

**Your Skill Set**:
**What makes you a great fit for our team**:

- You are user focused - we solve our customer’s problems together; everybody has a say in planning, design & execution.
- You're a great communicator. This role will require leading discussions with multiple teams from different functions of the business. Presenting ideas and answering questions in open discussion is no problem for you.
- 5+ years of React experience with a strong understanding of it's internals as well as a thorough knowledge of the wider javascript ecosystem.
- You love identifying new technologies, patterns, and techniques and planning out how we can roll them out across teams to improve productivity, code quality and user experience across every division.
- An affinity for profiling and analysing code to identify areas for improvement as well as a solid understanding of browser internals.
- Experience building an in-house component library with good understanding of modular CSS and bundlers.
- Comprehensive understanding of all aspects of automated testing and CI/CD including challenges specific to the frontend domain.
- Strong knowledge and understanding of functional programming patterns.
- Excited by working in a fast-paced startup environment.

**We’d especially love to hear from you if**:

- You have proven excellence in writing readable and efficient TypeScript code.
- You have a good track record of project leadership and mentorship of software engineers.
- You have experience working with micro-frontends and associated technologies like federated modules and single-spa.