Description:

Scale I/O is representing a young payments business in the UK that is making significant strides in the e-commerce market.
The company focuses on open banking account-to-account payments, which are expected to be a major growth area in the payments sector over the next decade.
The team operates with trust, humility, and humor, fostering an inclusive and flexible environment for exceptional company performance.
As a Senior Front-end Engineer, you will be responsible for all aspects of the software development lifecycle.
Your tasks will include designing and developing complex technical solutions based on business requirements while ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining data security.
You will work closely with product and UX/UI designers to enhance user experience.
Evaluating design and architectural decisions and promoting new tech solutions will be part of your role.
You will own the front-end services end-to-end, ensuring system reliability and proactive issue resolution.
Understanding business needs and providing accurate task estimates will be essential.
You will conduct risk analysis and flag potential bottlenecks early.
Senior Engineers are expected to mentor junior developers and advocate for engineering best practices.

Requirements:

Strong experience with Angular, ideally versions 15+, is required.
Knowledge of Node.js, object-oriented programming, and backend frameworks or languages is a plus.
Previous experience with responsive design and developing websites for various screen sizes and devices is necessary.
Comfort with cloud solutions, particularly AWS services and tools, is essential.
A solid understanding of Agile methodologies, including Scrum and Kanban, is required.
Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, quality-first mindset (TDD/BDD, test automation), and A/B testing is important.
A strong understanding of web technologies and development is necessary.
An innovative approach to promoting new tech solutions is expected.
The ability to communicate technical solutions effectively to a non-technical audience is required.