What are the responsibilities and job description for the Sr. Front-End Engineer - Apple Business - ASE position at Apple?
Imagine what we could do together. At Apple, new insights have a way of becoming extraordinary products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. Bring passion and dedication to your job, and there’s no telling what we could accomplish.
Apple Business is shaping how people run their companies using our products. We seek a dedicated product engineer who will use technology to address problems and deliver beautiful experiences. Your projects will challenge your abilities. Your work will be essential to solving sophisticated tasks that will significantly and directly impact the company and will change how people interact with Apple products.
As part of the Apple Services Engineering organization,
YOU ARE: An engineer passionate about crafting solutions, can work on projects independently, collaborate across teams, and provide mentorship and guidance to others. You are looking to join a growing team of diverse, upbeat individuals who are on a mission to make an impact on the lives of Apple customers.
YOU WILL: Bring your knowledge and expertise to bring new features to market for Apple Business through modern, beautiful experiences that have the attention to detail that has made Apple famous. You collaborate with many teams across Apple and work in an environment that uses modern technologies like React, Typescript, GraphQL, and Node.js.
Minimum Qualifications:
7-10 years of shown experience delivering modern customer-facing SAAS web applications
STRONG EXPERIENCE WITH JAVASCRIPT, HTML, CSS
Leadership qualities: leading projects, mentoring, and developing standard methodologies
Passion for quality, attention to detail, user experience, accessibility, and internationalization
Preferred Qualifications:
EXPERIENCE BELOW IS A HUGE PLUS.
Experience with React, Typescript, and GraphQL
Experience with systems architecture, API design, micro-front end architectures
Experience with product growth, go-to-market strategies