Description:

Monterail is seeking a Vue Developer to join their team as a freelancer.
The company consists of over 130 experts dedicated to creating meaningful software.
The ideal candidate will have experience with JavaScript and Typescript, particularly with Vue.js 3.
The role involves creating and maintaining scalable, tested Single Page Applications.
The developer will be part of a team that is one of the 7 official Vue.js and Nuxt partners.
The position allows for part-time or full-time cooperation.
The developer will own the development and rollout for an entire client's product or large project.

Requirements:

The candidate should be experienced with JavaScript and Typescript, especially with Vue.js 3.
They must be up to date with ECMAScript 2020 and newer versions.
Fluency in state management patterns and solutions is required.
Experience in developing Single Page Applications is necessary.
Proficiency in responsive web design is expected.
Familiarity with testing methodologies dedicated to the front-end, including JS Unit tests and E2E tests, is important.
The candidate should be committed to professionalism at all levels with teams, clients, and colleagues.
They should be driven by getting things done and be an ever-learner, staying updated with technological changes.
Understanding and openness towards diverse perspectives, ideas, and people is essential.
Fluency in English, both written and spoken, is required.
Availability for part-time or full-time cooperation is necessary.
Familiarity with applications utilizing SSR or SSG is a big plus.
Experience with Vue.js 2 and JavaScript-based mobile development (React Native, Hybrid apps, PWA, etc.) is advantageous.
Familiarity with web performance concepts and experience in open-source or personal projects is also a plus.

Joining the Monterail Tech Network provides an opportunity to work as a freelancer on long-term or ad-hoc projects.
Freelancers have the freedom to select projects that resonate with them.
The company offers project suggestions while respecting the freelancer's autonomy in decision-making.