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Frontend Developer

Poland - Remote

At INGENIOUS.BUILD, we have developed a top-notch platform for companies in the real estate and construction industries worldwide. Our platform enables companies to easily manage all aspects of their projects from start to finish, both internally and with other project participants. 

Joining INGENIOUS.BUILD means embarking on an incredible journey to create the first cloud application for managing the entire lifecycle of a real estate construction project. You'll be building what some consider the holy grail of construction project management. It's a big, bold, and audacious endeavor, and if you have what it takes, you'll play a direct role in its development. 

And if you’ve got what it takes, you’ll be directly involved in its development. The rest, as they say, will be history...

We are looking for a talented Frontend Developer to join our remote team. If you have top-notch programming skills and a deep-rooted passion for developing applications or improving existing ones--plus you like to solve problems--we would like to meet you. As a Frontend Developer you will work closely within a small team in SCRUM (but in conjunction with other dev teams) to ensure system consistency and to improve the user experience.

What is vital, however, is that you have, and demonstrate, a burning desire to constantly learn new things and to be proactive in your development efforts

English level B2 or higher

In this position, you will: 

  • Refactor, optimize, and improve the existing codebase
  • Identify opportunities to improve the product and discuss them with your team.
  • Working with building large-scale SaaS apps like CRM, CMS, and ERP.
  • Work together as a team to resolve bugs within the product 
  • Would have to show strong analytical skills daily 

Skills and Experience needed or preferred:

  • 2 Years of commercial experience as Frontend Engineer 
  • Experience with all aspects of frontend development
  • Including experience with:  HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, Typescript, and SCSS or any other preprocessor scripting language (Less could work as well) 
  • Experience with Vue.js(3)  
  • Experience with REST and GIT

What we Offer:

  • Unlimited PTO, and Paid Sick Leave
  • Competitive salary based on skills, qualifications, and geographic location.
  • Competitive benefits package, including a $500 work-from-home stipend
  • Opportunity to work with a dynamic and growing team.
  • A collaborative and inclusive work environment.

We're fired up to learn more about you to see how you can help us on our mission! 

We genuinely look forward to receiving your application after submitting your information a member from the Recruitment Team will reach out accordingly. 

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