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  • Posted: Feb 11, 2022
    Deadline: Not specified
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  • Acronis unifies data protection and cybersecurity, delivering cyber protection that solves safety, accessibility, privacy, authenticity, and security (SAPAS) challenges. Acronis offers antivirus, backup, disaster recovery, endpoint protection management solutions, and award-winning AI-based antimalware and blockchain-based data authentication technologies...
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    Frontend Developer (Device Lock)

    What You'll Do

    • Designing and developing scalable, robust, testable, efficient, and easily maintainable code
    • Translating software requirements into stable, working, high performance software
    • Playing a key role in architectural and design decisions, building toward an efficient micro services distributed architecture
    • Development of new features and support current ones
    • Writing Unit-tests for developed code
    • Code documentation
    • Follow unified code style guide and team processes

    What You Bring (experience & Qualifications)

    • 3+ years of development experience
    • Proficiency with JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML and CSS/SASS
    • Knowledge of Vue.js framework and Vue.js ecosystem like Vuex and Vue
    • CLI tools
    • Knowledge of modern front-end development methodologies and their pros/cons
    • Knowledge of Scrum basics
    • Git flow basics
    • Good communication skills
    • Upper-intermediate English.

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    Method of Application

    Interested and qualified? Go to Acronis on boards.greenhouse.io to apply

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