Front-end Developer

Softinn Solutions Sdn Bhd

Full Time

Job Description

We are a group of people who believe in optimization. Our vision is to make hoteliers’ work simpler through interconnected systems.

Softinn builds business software, kiosk and e-commerce solution for hotels. We develop on the .NET technology stack and open-source front-end libraries (more info on BuiltWith).

Hoteliers use our products to run their businesses and operation. On average, ;re upgrading to .NET 6 (from .NET Framework), Angular v15 (from AngularJS) and adopting the CI/CD process.

We assume the front-end developer position as an entry-level for front-end development at Softinn, suitable for fresh graduates. As you progress through your career, you may be promoted to a more specialised role (i.e. e.g. Fullstack Developer, Assistant Team Lead, Team Lead, Specialist).

The coding world is divided into two; those who understand and enjoy binary, and those who don’t.

If you are the former, then join us and make a difference.

Job Responsibility:

Maintain and improve web-based products
Develop frontend features to enhance the value of products
Understand and get business and user experience needs and feedbacks and recommend innovative user-focused solutions
Collaborate with back-end developers and web designers to improve the usability

Job Requirements:

Experience in developing web applications.
Diploma / Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering or equivalent.
Familiar with web languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript to create user-friendly web applications
Fresh graduates / Entry level candidates with excellent programming skills/knowledge are also encouraged to apply.
Knowledge in front-end tools and frameworks such as AngularJS, Bootstrap, npm, etc
Excellent analytical skills, organizational skills & strong problem-solving skills
Great attention to detail
Independent, hardworking and possess the right initiatives.
Ability to communicate clearly and work effectively with team members.

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