Frontend Developer with Alpine.js, htmx, JavaScript, and Django Experience

About Us

At MANA Group, we're pushing the boundaries of what technology can do. We specialize in developing innovative, customer-centric solutions that disrupt the status quo. Our team is dynamic, collaborative, and passionate about creating an impact. We're in search of a Frontend Developer who is experienced in Alpine.js, htmx, JavaScript, and Django to take our products to the next level.

Job Location: Remote

Position Type: Contractor

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Responsibilities

• Develop and implement highly responsive user interface components using Alpine.js, htmx, and JavaScript.
• Work in tandem with our Django back-end development team to integrate user-facing elements with server-side logic.
• Conduct performance tests, identify bottlenecks, and offer solutions for improvements.
• Contribute to architectural decisions, coding standards, and best practices.
• Design, develop, and deploy modular code that is easily maintainable, readable, and follows best practices.
• Review and maintain existing codebase, implement bug fixes and feature enhancements.
• Collaborate effectively with the UX/UI designers to realize visual design intent & display web content effectively.
• Participate in Agile/Scrum development process and team meetings.

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Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional experience in front-end web development.
• Strong expertise in Alpine.js, htmx, and JavaScript.
• Solid experience with Django and its templating engine.
• Familiarity with RESTful APIs, JSON, and AJAX.
• Good understanding of responsive design, cross-browser compatibility issues, and ways to work around them.
• Experience with version control tools, particularly Git.
• Strong problem-solving skills, algorithmic skills, and data structures.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Degree in Computer Science or related field is a plus.

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