Frontend Developer (ReactJS)

Frontend Developer (ReactJS)

About Company

Egregore Labs (www.egregorelabs.com) is a financial software company founded in 2017 by Prashant Vijay (ISB, Tulane) & Hari Balaji (IIM Ahmedabad, IIT Madras) both of whom have spent over a decade each in Financial Services, with a majority of their experience at Goldman Sachs across New York, Hong Kong & Singapore in roles across Trading, Quant & Technology.

 

Opportunity

We are looking for an experienced Frontend engineer with ReactJS development experience to join our team.

We will share our workload as a team and we expect you to work on a broad range of tasks.

 

Here’s are some of the things you might have to do on any given day:

 

Implement responsive and performant UIs with user centered approach with frontend technologies including ReactJS, Javascript(ES 6), Typescript, SCSS, etc

Write meaningful test cases for frontend &amp

Integrate our products with 3rd party products/tools/services

Develop Infrastructure for delivering services using a performance driven approach, build databases, schedule automated jobs, etc

Ideal Background / Experience

At least 3 yrs of diverse experience in web development for product or services oriented environment with exposure to working production deployments

Expertise in programming using Python/ReactJS or similar scripting languages

In-depth exposure to technologies used in web-based SaaS products, including REST APIs

Sound understanding of Postgres and NoSQL databases such as MongoDB

Nice to have exposure to any of

AWS

Azure

ELK

Object Relational Models (SQLAlchemy, etc)

Google APIs

Microservices Architecture Pattern

NodeJS / ExpressJS

Must Have: ReactJS, Javascript, HTML5, CSS3, Databases (SQL & NoSQL)

Work From Home

Package: upto 10L

 



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