Senior Frontend Engineer
About the RoleAs a Senior Frontend Engineer at Quo, you'll join one of our specialised Engineering teams working on our innovative communication platform. You'll contribute to building and enhancing a product that thousands of businesses rely on daily, and join one of our teams across our Engineering pillars, who own different areas of our platform:
- Workflow Automation, who develop a highly configurable workflow engine that caters to the diverse operational needs of SMBs using Quo.
- Our frontend is a Single Page Application built with React and MobX, using TypeScript.
- We develop in a monorepo powered by pnpm and Turborepo.
- We use Storybook for Component driven development.
- Components are implemented with Vanilla Extract for the styles, React Aria, and our already existing Design System components.
- We write tests using Vitest and Playwright & use Sentry as our frontend observability tool.
- We are also updating our stack to include Relay & GraphQL.
- Other Tools: Figma, Heap, Linear, Notion, and Slack
- Strong experience with with React & Typescript
- Proven track record of architecting large-scale frontend architectures & building design systems and component libraries
- You enjoy taking an open ended problem and collaborating with others to design & build a delightful end user experience.
- You are knowledgeable about web performance, observability, and accessibility.
- You take ownership of your work and understand the importance of communication. You hold yourself to a high standard and help empower others to do the same.
- You are intentional about how your work impacts customers, community, and each other. You practice empathy, generosity, and a thoughtfulness as you evaluate tradeoffs in pursuit of the best solution.
- You are curious. You seek to understand the ‘why’ behind things, so that you can better plan and build the ‘how’. You support your teammates and customers through the continuous pursuit of knowledge. You’re a lifelong learner.
- Your code is a pleasure for your teammates to read and understand and you strive to ensure it is readable, testable, and maintainable.. When working in the codebase, you leave things better than you found them.