The Job Overview
We are seeking a dedicated Vue.js front-end developer to join our growing company. You will work as part of a team to develop fast, well-tested, and performant code for various web and mobile applications using Vue.js. As a Vue.js front-end developer, you will be expected to work with standard programming tools such as version control and deployment software, follow industry best practices, write tests for the code you write, and follow all applicable coding guidelines.
Your duties will include taking part in daily scrums, writing and developing modules for existing Vue applications, integrating Vue into existing projects, writing code and tests for code, taking part in code review sessions, and using version control software to push and pull code for testing and deployment.
Responsibilities
- Write performant code using core Vue, Vuex, and Vue Router to create websites and web applications
- Create tests for code written by yourself and other web developers, full-stack developers, and software engineers
- Integrate Vue into legacy projects
- Diagnose and fix bugs and other software defects in new and existing Vue applications
- Run code optimization tools and analyzers to spot and refactor inefficiencies to create highly performant code
Skill Sets:
- Bachelors degree
- Strong understanding of JavaScript and React JS, including the latest revisions of ECMAScript
- Good knowledge of the Vue.js framework and related components such as Vuex and Vue Router
- Experience with standard tools and services in JavaScript front-end development and software development, such as Git, GitHub, HTML5, Laravel, Angular, Node.js, and npm
- The ability to work as part of a team, take ownership of individual components, and follow coding guidelines to create performant components that fit into more-comprehensive projects
- An understanding of advanced JavaScript concepts, such as dealing with asynchronous requests and dynamic content
- Experience with integrating and maintaining external software libraries and APIs using a command-line interface and package managers
