Frontend Engineer, Lucid
Airfocus
Visual collaboration software suite
Job no longer available
Visual collaboration software suite
1001+ employees
Job no longer available
1001+ employees
Company mission
To empower teams with all the tools they need to see and build the future.
Role
Who you are
- 2-4 years of experience as a frontend or fullstack engineer
- Comprehensive knowledge of React and TypeScript
- In-depth knowledge of modern CSS
- Experience in modern HTTP Rest APIs
- Knowledge in writing tests
- Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and collaborative environment
- Strong communication skills and the ability to convey technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders
- Adaptable and flexible in an agile work environment
- Able to work autonomously while thriving in team collaborations
- Ability to articulate complex technical concepts and collaborate effectively in English
Desirable
- Experience with Docker
What the job involves
- As our Frontend Engineer specializing in React and TypeScript, you will be responsible for crafting seamless and intuitive user interfaces that drive exceptional user experiences
- In addition to your outstanding technical skills, you possess the ability to inspire and guide a team of developers to create high-quality, and scalable results
- You will collaborate closely with the airfocus tech lead and CTO, mentor engineers, and contribute to architectural decisions
- Improve and maintain our application architecture
- Implement complex and reusable React components, from drag & drop features to rendering large data collections
- Work closely with product managers and designers to refine and implement new feature concepts
- Review and test the work of your peers throughout all stages of the development cycle
- Collaborate with backend engineers to integrate frontend interfaces with backend APIs
- Diagnose and troubleshoot frontend issues, ensuring timely resolution and a seamless user experience
- Our tech stack:
- React frontend with React-query for asynchronous state management
- Modular architecture with multiple extension packages that extend the core application managed in a monorepo for the frontend
- Typescript definitions for data fetching provided by the backend
- Separate repository for UI components
- NextJS, dnd kit, Turbo, Slate, Kubernetes, GitHub
Our take
Lucid Software offers a visual collaboration suite, helping teams work together and communicate in bringing ideas to life. Its Lucidchart, Lucidspark and Lucidscale products help brainstorm, clarify, and analyse ideas to streamline production.
The company has seen impressive growth as more companies have embraced the ability to manage dispersed workforces engagingly and efficiently. Hybrid teams remain common practice, so there is a continued appetite for tools that offer an easy, centralised way of managing disparate teams.
This trend has contributed to Lucid's strong performance, which has seen it named to Forbes Cloud 100 for five consecutive years as of 2024. Organisations like Google, AWS and Atlassian are among its clients, along with over 95% of the Fortune 500, and the company's leading position in this growing market should see it continue to grow into the future.
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Insights
8% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 5 rounds)
Apr 2020
$52m
SERIES D
Oct 2018
$72m
SERIES C
Total funding: $166.1m
Company benefits
- Comprehensive portfolio of health benefits
- Equity
- Eight-week paid sabbatical after 5 years
- Paid parental/family leave
- Annual Hackathon and frequent game nights
- Personal and career development through Lucid Learning
- Community engagement and giving through Lucid Heart
Company HQ
South Jordan, UT
Leadership
Ben Dilts
(Co-Founder & Chief Engineer)Ben studied at Brigham Young before working as Lead Software Developer of Estari for 2 years. They left their CTO role of 4 years at Zane Benefits to co-found Lucid Software in August 2008.
Karl Sun
(Co-Founder & Board Chair)Having worked as an Attorney for 5 years, Karl joined Google as Head of Patents in 2002. They left their Investments Principal role there in 2009, having co-founded Lucid. Also serves as a Forbes Tech Panel Contributor.
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