Frontend Engineer (React/TypeScript)

TL;DR

Frontend Engineer (React/TypeScript): Building and optimizing user interfaces for an open-source Multi-Linux Manager product with an accent on front-end technologies, usability engineering, and API interaction. Focus on driving code base future, solving user problems, and maintaining high-quality software standards.

Location: Remote from Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Czech Republic, or Bulgaria

Company

hirify.global is a global leader in innovative, reliable, and secure enterprise open source solutions, trusted by over 60% of Fortune 500 companies.

What you will do

• Create and ship code for hirify.global Multi-Linux Manager and Uyuni.
• Promote teamwork and mentor others.
• Drive future code base development, influencing design and implementation decisions.
• Work with users to identify problems, track progress, and provide solutions.
• Maintain high-quality standards while being productive.

Requirements

• Substantial previous experience with front-end technologies, ideally React and TypeScript.
• Solid software engineering skills regarding algorithms, programming paradigms, and distributed systems.
• Background and previous work experience in usability engineering and UX design.
• Familiarity with JavaScript build tooling such as npm and webpack.
• Familiarity with the GNU/Linux operating system.
• Verbal and written proficiency in English language.

Nice to have

• Good understanding of the Linux operating system, including differences between distributions.
• Knowledge of backend technologies (Java, Golang, SQL) or experience with API development.
• Previous participation in open-source communities.

Culture & Benefits

• Opportunities to develop skills and gain hands-on experience in the open-source world.
• Participation in regular Hackweeks and workshops.
• Paid vacation along with comprehensive country-specific employee benefits.
• Freedom to be yourself in a global community of unique individuals.
• Dynamic environment requiring agility, entrepreneurship, and an open mind.

Hiring process

• Potential coding exercise during an interview.
• Publicly available open-source contributions can substitute for a coding exercise.
• Contributions to Uyuni repositories are encouraged and will be discussed during the interview process.