Senior Frontend Engineer
At Jobskey Consultancy · Riyadh, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia
- Engineering
- Full-time
- Senior
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- First seen by us
- 9 October 2026
- Last checked
- 21 hours ago
Job description
From Jobskey Consultancy’s job post, as they wrote it.
Senior Frontend Engineer
Key Responsibilities:
* Develop, and implement solutions using HTML, CSS, and Javascript as your tools and ReactJS as your environment.
* Conceive and build responsive and adaptive solutions for website applications.
* Work on an Agile team to develop, test, deploy, and maintain, while collaborating with team members on product backlog grooming, sprint planning, execution, review, and retrospective.
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* Work with product team and stakeholders to understand and communicate progress.
* Update, maintain and adhere to pattern-libraries, style guides, and site documentation.
* Be an active contributor to front-end development best practices.
Required Qualifications
* Frontend Developer with 3+ years of experience
* HTML5/CSS3 and Vanilla JavaScript
* Bootstrap or tailwind (both of them is a bonus)
* Ability to transform an existing design to HTML/CSS (responsive and pixel perfect) as much as possible
* ReactJS, Knowledge of hooks and functional components (not class components)
* NextJS is a huge bonus
* Typescript is a huge bonus
* ES6 Javascript knowledge
* HTML Accessibility knowledge
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