Next Insurance
Front End Software Engineer
Boston, MAFrom $165kmidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
ERGO NEXT is seeking a Front End Software Engineer to contribute to their mission of aiding small businesses with cutting-edge technology. This role involves designing and developing dynamic web applications while collaborating with other developers to shape the front-end strategy.
What you'll do
- Leverage AI tools to enhance developer productivity and user experiences
- Design and develop interactive web applications
- Translate designs into intuitive user interfaces
- Take ownership of front-end components for improvement and reuse
- Integrate with cloud-based back-end infrastructure
- Conduct code reviews and unit testing
What they're looking for
- BS/MS in Computer Science or related field
- 5+ years in web application development
- Expertise in JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3
- Experience with Angular, RxJS, Node
- Familiarity with APIs and microservices
- Knowledge of SQL Server and MySQL
- Understanding of design principles
- Adaptability to emerging technologies
Benefits
- Hybrid work model
- Opportunity to influence technical decisions
- Mentorship opportunities
- Culture of respect and value
- Focus on professional growth
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Next Insurance
Next Insurance builds technology-driven insurance solutions for small businesses, combining web applications with AI-powered backend systems. The company is hiring Front End Engineers, Backend Engineers, DevEx/Platform Engineers, and AI Engineers to develop and scale their product.
- Website
- nextinsurance.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience building dynamic, responsive web applications with Angular and RxJS. Can you describe a specific project where you leveraged these technologies?
- How do you approach designing and implementing reusable front-end components, and how have you ensured they scale across a large application?