Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions is Hungary's largest ICT employer and a member of the Deutsche Telekom Group, established in 2006 with over 5000 employees.
The company offers a wide range of IT and telecommunications services and has received awards for its educational collaboration and attractiveness as an employer.
The company is looking for an ambitious Frontend Developer (Angular) to join its dynamic team, which serves as a key innovation and digitalization provider for Deutsche Telekom MMS GmbH.
The role involves designing scalable frontend solutions based on Angular and TypeScript, building reusable UI components, and effectively managing RESTful APIs and JSON structures.
Responsibilities include ensuring UI/UX excellence, writing tests for code quality, participating in agile processes, and promoting best practices within the team.
Requirements:
Candidates must have at least 3 years of frontend development experience, with a minimum of 2 years in an Angular environment.
Deep knowledge of TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3 is required.
Experience with state management (NgRx, RxJS, or Akita) and RESTful API integration is essential.
Familiarity with Tailwind CSS or similar utility-first CSS frameworks is necessary.
Candidates should have experience with Git-based development and CI/CD practices (e.g., GitHub Actions, GitLab CI).
Proficiency in using Figma, Jira, and Confluence is required.
A background in the automotive industry is preferred.
A higher education degree in computer science, interaction design, or a related field is necessary.
Strong analytical skills, problem-solving attitude, and a team-oriented approach are essential.
Benefits:
The position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic and innovative environment within a leading ICT company.
Employees can participate in agile work processes and contribute to the development of modern frontend applications.
The company promotes a culture of continuous learning and mentorship within the team.
Remote working is available, but only within Hungary due to European taxation regulations.
