Frontend Developer

We are looking for a skilled and motivated Frontend Developer to join our team, driving the development of innovative digital golf services. As a Frontend Developer, you will play a key role in crafting web-based management services tailored for golf event organizers, clubs, and buddy groups worldwide. You will develop and maintain the user interfaces and functionalities of our services, leveraging React framework with TypeScript and JavaScript. To excel in this role, you must be able to work full-time and on-site. Key Responsibilities - Develop and maintain React-based web applications using TypeScript and JavaScript. - Optimize applications for performance, accessibility, and usability across multiple devices and browsers. - Participate in code reviews, daily team meetings, and technical discussions. - Debug and fix front-end issues to improve application stability and performance. - Stay up to date with the latest React, TypeScript, and JavaScript trends. What we expect from you - Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field, or equivalent experience. - Strong experience in writing and shipping high-quality software with TypeScript and JavaScript. - A solid background in using React framework in web service development. - Proficiency in web UI engineering, including a solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and HTTP. - Excellent problem-solving abilities and collaborative mindset. - Fluency in English to ensure effective communication. Considered as an advantage - Hands-on experience with Redux, redux-toolkit, and redux-saga. - Experience with Playwright for frontend testing We offer you a unique opportunity in a technology company inside the sports and golf industry. On top of that, we offer great benefits, including for example a comprehensive health care package, phone benefit and commuter benefit. You’ll also find a top-quality gym downstairs, which is free for you to use.

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