๐ข About Siemens Energy
Siemens Energy's Transformation of Industry division is dedicated to decarbonizing the industrial sector. By focusing on electrification, efficiency, and green fuels like Hydrogen, the team enables a transition to sustainable processes for a global customer base. Joining this team means contributing to a mission-driven organization at the forefront of the global energy transition.
๐ฏ The Role
As a Senior Frontend Developer, you will take ownership of frontend architecture and development for complex web and mobile applications. You will be responsible for building scalable systems that directly impact the company's mission to drive industrial sustainability through advanced digital tools.
๐ ๏ธ Tech Stack
- React.js
- React Native / Flutter
- JavaScript (ES6+) & TypeScript
- Unit Testing Frameworks
- Reusable UI Components
๐ผ What You'll Do
- Build and support high-performance web applications using React.js
- Develop cross-platform mobile applications using React Native or Flutter
- Write clean, efficient, and reusable TypeScript code
- Optimize frontend systems for responsiveness and speed
- Participate in architectural design discussions and code reviews
- Mentor junior developers and enforce engineering best practices
โ What You'll Need
- 5+ years of professional experience in frontend development
- Strong hands-on expertise in React.js and mobile frameworks
- Solid understanding of core JavaScript and software design patterns
- Experience in writing reliable unit tests to maintain code quality
- Ability to troubleshoot complex issues and lead technical delivery
๐ Nice to Have
- Experience in industrial or energy sector digitalization
- Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines for frontend deployments
Why This Role?
This is a curated frontend role from Siemens Energy. Every listing on OnlyFrontendJobs is hand-picked for frontend relevance and quality. The tech stack leans on React.js, React Native, Flutter and more.
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