Front End Engineer

5 days ago

, Canada Tobermory Full-time

Amazon has released a notice of hiring eligible candidates for the post of front-end engineer. Candidates who are eligible and willing to join this post can apply for this post. They’re responsible at this post for producing large-scale customer-facing features which solve difficult user interface and front-end engineering problems, using appropriate technologies and UX patterns to generate positive feedback. Registration for this post has already started and it will end soon.

Employer Name: Amazon
Position: Front End Engineer
Salary: $135,357 per year
Employment Type: Full-time
Location:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

  • Applicants working on these posts are required to make technical decisions and trade-offs by having a deep understanding of their internal and external customers, and the business working at this post.
  • Applicants appointed to this post are required to focus on operational excellence, continuously improving your team’s development and testing processes working at this post.
  • Applicants at this post are required to troubleshoot, research the root cause of problems, and thoroughly resolve defects inside the domain working at this post.
  • Applicants who applied for this post are responsible for helping your team train and mentor both current and future engineers working at this post.

Job requirement

  • Applicants must have 2+ years experience in computer science fundamentals for example object-oriented design, data structures, problem solving and complexity analysis to be preferred for this post.
  • Applicants must have prior experience with common front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, JS, TypeScript, and Node to be preferred for this post.
  • Applicants for this post must have dedicated knowledge of agile development and best coding practices including peer code reviews, and unit testing to be eligible for this post.
  • They must have dedicated experience in building reusable UX components or libraries to be preferred for this post.