kelonye

Frontend Developer (Remote) | Anywhere (0700 - 1400H UTC) | https://teamweek.com/jobs/frontend-developer

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We are looking for a Developer to join our Frontend team and help us build and maintain our client applications.

The ideal candidate should:

- Be familiar with all stages of web application development (design, implementation, testing).

- Have experience with ES6, Webpack, Git, and SASS. Knowledge of React, React Native and Chrome Extension Development is a plus.

- Be comfortable working in a remote team, with strong written communication and a willingness to actively collaborate with other remote team members.

- Have a good amount of years of experience in the space.

The starting annual salary is 48.000 EUR. As long as you can overlap for a few hours between 0700 - 1400h UTC, you can work from anywhere in the world with a good internet connection.

We plant a tree for every good candidate!

Teamweek is a visual project planner and team calendar that helps you schedule your team's time and get more done.

We are a fully remote company with headquarters in Tallinn, Estonia. Bootstrapped and started as a side-product for internal use for the time tracking tool Toggl, we’ve been a profitable independent company since 2017.

Teamweek | Frontend Developer | Remote | 48K EUR | https://teamweek.com/jobs/frontend-developer | We plant a tree for every good candidate!

* We are looking for a Developer to join our Frontend team and help us build and maintain our client applications.

* The ideal candidate should be experienced with ES6, Webpack, Git, and SASS. Knowledge of React, React Native and Chrome Extension Development is a plus.

* The starting annual salary is 48.000 EUR.

* As long as you can overlap for a few hours between 0700 - 1400h UTC, you can work from anywhere in the world with a good internet connection.

* Stack: Ampersand, SASS, React Native

We are working on the same problem at http://www.zizmos.com/ :).

Motivated me to come up with this quick fix https://github.com/kelonye/upwork-fix

Nice, but I find ember.js with http://github.com/component/component more convenient.