SkySpecs

Frontend Engineer

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4 days ago
Remote, DenmarkMid Level

Responsibilities

  • Build and refine frontend features for the wind turbine monitoring platform.
  • Design and implement clear, efficient interfaces and workflows for expert users investigating turbine behavior and complex operational data.
  • Collaborate with product, design, domain experts, and users to understand needs and shape solutions.
  • Translate complex technical and domain concepts into reliable, intuitive software.
  • Contribute to the evolution, usability, consistency, and maintainability of the frontend architecture in Elm.
  • Participate in product discussions and help shape the product beyond implementation.

Requirements

  • Solid frontend engineering experience building modern web applications.
  • Strong interest in interaction design, workflow design, and product usability.
  • Ability to work through complex or ambiguous problems collaboratively.
  • Curiosity about technical domains and willingness to learn how expert users work.
  • Good judgment in structuring information and interactions in complex interfaces.
  • Ability to build robust, clear, and maintainable software.
  • Experience with data-rich, analytical, or operational SaaS products is especially valuable.
  • Experience with expert-user tools, complex technical workflows, time-series data, monitoring tools, dashboards, functional programming, strongly typed systems, or Elm is especially valuable.
  • Comfort working professionally in spoken and written English.

Benefits

  • Meaningful work supporting the renewable energy transition.
  • Trust-based culture and remote-work flexibility.
  • Full-time remote work available in the UK, Ireland, Spain, or Serbia.
  • Hybrid work available in Vejle, Denmark.
  • Denmark benefits include a modern office near the train station, pension scheme, 16 weeks of paid parental leave, 6 weeks of holiday, and catered lunch five days per week.

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