Middle Front-end Developer (Vue.js)

Hi to everyone reading this!

We’re currently looking for a Middle Front-end Developer (Vue.js) to join our team in a full-time collaboration format.

About us:
Mind Studios specializes in mobile and web app development, helping businesses unlock their potential and turn ideas into profitable products.
Our key domains include: Real Estate, Logistics, Healthcare, Fitness, and Mental Health.

Our achievements:
— 12 years in the IT market;
— Offices in Dnipro, Kyiv, and Vienna;
— Over 90 professionals on our team.

What we offer:

— Work in a professional team building innovative products;
— Support for your growth: regular performance reviews, assessments & personal development plans;
— Education budget tailored to your skills and experience;
— Flexibility: work remotely or from one of our offices;
— Paid vacations and sick leaves;
— Transparency: monthly company updates.

In this role, you will:
— Implement projects from beginning to end based on requirements;
— Update/maintain the code base for existing products;
— Participation in prioritization and estimation of tasks;
— Research and evaluation of new technical solutions;
— Work with designers, project managers, and other engineers on a wide array of projects.

What is important to join us:
—  3+ years of experience;
—  Excellent knowledge of HTML, CSS;
—  Excellent knowledge of JavaScript (ES6+);
— Good knowledge and practical experience with TypeScript;
—  Deep understanding of Vue 3, Router & Pinia fundamentals and core concepts;
—  Experience with at least one CSS-preprocessor (Stylus, Sass, Less) or PostCSS;
—  Experience with at least one UI framework Vuetify, Element UI or BootstrapVue;
—  Good knowledge and practical experience of building tools like Webpack, Vite etc;
—  Experience with Git;
—  English Intermediate or higher is required.

What makes us different from others?

We are focused on results, not on processes, although we make sure there is no mess.

You are going to have a solid influence on the product and its future strategy.

We build products for users, not for clients, and sometimes it is OK to say a reasoned “No” to the customer.