Working as a Front-End developer, building a set of new features within the FinLink ecosystem using Angular and TypeScript
Contributing to and enforcing great coding practices through code reviews
Collaborating with the Front-End chapter to constantly improve overall architecture and stability of the product
Working closely with other FinLink squads to integrate the new functionality into the existing system
Sharing knowledge with your colleagues during regular Knowledge Sharing sessions
Your profile
2+ years of professional experience in Angular and TypeScript (other front-end frameworks as a bonus)
3+ years of experience in web development
Comfortable with HTML, CSS/SCSS
Great attention to code quality & coding standards
Good grasp of OOP principles, architectural patterns and data structures
Experience with any: NX Tools, WebSockets, NGXS/NGRX is a plus
Very good communication skills in English (our office language)
Desire to work in a polyglot ecosystem (NodeJS, Ruby on Rails, Angular, React)
What we offer
A dynamic and highly motivated international team of skilled and experienced professionals
An open culture defined by passion for developing software, fun and mutual respect
A highly competitive salary
Great learning and development opportunities through internal and external workshops with a yearly learning & development budget
You’ll have flexible working hours in a remote-friendly environment
We offer you state-of-the-art hardware of your choice.
Free language classes
We want you to be healthy, hydrated and awake – thus fruits, water and coffee will be always there for you in the office
Additional Information
On behalf of our client FinLink we are looking for a Frontend Developer to join our team in Valencia. FinLink is a German FinTech from Berlin with offices in Hamburg and Munich. FinLink is a next generation mortgage platform making homeownership simple, transparent and accessible for everyone, and has already helped more than 100.000 people finance their home.
Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
