Amazon Front End Engineer Security Issue Management Defensive 

United States, Texas, Austin 

666156012

Key job responsibilities
A day in the life
• You are a quick learner who can adapt to new technologies seamlessly.
• You can identify problems before they happen and implement solutions that detect and prevent outages.
• You must be able to accurately prioritize projects, make sound judgments, work to improve the customer experience, and get the right things done.
• You can translate high level UI requirements into modularized re-usable components.
• Make use of the CDD methodology to build UI from scratch, making use of open-source tools / libraries as well as enterprise tools as required.
About the team
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- Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent AND 3+ years of professional front end development experience
- Experience developing with MVC/MVM frameworks (e.g. React.JS, AngularJS, Vue)
- UX design skills, problem solving, and troubleshooting skills
- Ability to rapidly prototype and adjust in response to customer feedback
- Coding practices including peer code reviews, unit testing, and a preference for agile development

- Experience building scalable, distributed, front-end experiences and reusable UX components or libraries.
- Understands how to optimize the delivery of code and assets to a browser or device.
- Proficient in software design approaches and common UX patterns
- Knows when to use front-end software design pattern.
- Ability to decompose a problem into clear software and UX design actions.
- Ability to articulate the benefits and challenges of depending on front-end libraries, frameworks, and toolsets.