Software Engineer, Frontend Porto

Software Engineer, Frontend
Porto
Porto, Porto District, Portugal

UJET leads the way in AI-powered contact center innovation, delivering a
- proof, cloud platform that redefines the customer experience with
- edge AI, true multimodality, and a
- first approach. We infuse AI across every aspect of your customer journey and contact center operations, to drive automation and efficiency. UJET's AI solutions empower agents, optimize customer journeys, and transform contact center operations for elevated experiences and actionable insights. Built on a
- native architecture with a unique CRM-first approach, UJET ensures unmatched security, scalability, and prioritized data insights (without storing PII). Designed for effortless use, UJET partners with businesses to deliver exceptional interactions, smarter
- making, and accelerated growth in the AI-driven world.

Responsibilities

• Conceptualize new features with engineers, product managers, and designers.
• Collaborate with engineers, both on the frontend and backend, when making architectural decisions.
• Learn about new web technologies and discuss potential solutions to problems.
• Leave the code in a better state than you found it.
• Mentoring other engineers by participating in code reviews.
• Triaging bugs and troubleshooting production issues.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or closely related field.
• 4+ years’ professional software engineering experience.
• Experience with modern frontend languages and frameworks like Type
  Script and ES6.
• Experience working with MVC frameworks such as Angular. js, React, Vue. js, etc.
• A willingness to work with Angular. js, Vue. js, and Web Components.
• Comfortable working with RESTful APIs, Web sockets.
• Experience working with data control frameworks such as Rx
  JS, Redux.
• Efficiency in software best practice and tools like Git, Docker, CI, , etc
• Ability to write unit test and e2e test (automated QA).
• Comfortable working with GCP, Docker, SQL, and other developer tools and technologies.
• Excellent communicator with the ability to work with overseas development teams.
• A willingness to work independently and collaboratively alongside a team.

*A candidate’s actual placement within this range will depend on geographic location, work experience, education, and/or skill level.

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