over 1 year ago
Remote, EMEAMid Level
Responsibilities
- Create high-fidelity websites and web applications using HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript, React, and TypeScript.
- Maintain existing projects by updating content and adding new pages.
- Manage incoming update requests and liaise with or delegate to others as necessary.
- Maintain a high and consistent standard across the product portfolio.
- Publish new pages according to specification and the web style guide.
- Contribute to the Vanilla Framework living style guide.
- Work closely with UX and visual designers to implement exemplary user experiences.
Requirements
- Demonstrable experience working on modern web applications.
- Strong understanding of HTML, CSS with SCSS, and JavaScript.
- Experience with JavaScript component libraries and TypeScript.
- Experience creating responsive user interfaces for a wide range of devices and browsers.
- Experience with Git or other version control systems.
- Awareness of SEO best practices, accessibility, and web performance in complex user interfaces.
- Ability to collaborate with UX designers, visual designers, and server-side developers.
- University degree or equivalent education.
- Candidates must be based in EMEA timezones.
- Familiarity with Linux desktop technologies, Python, NodeJS, large-scale React projects, and open source contributions is useful.
- Relevant work experience is useful.
Benefits
- Remote role, with candidates based in EMEA timezones.
- Learning and development opportunities.
- Annual compensation review.
- Recognition rewards.
- Annual leave.
- Priority Pass for travel.
- Inclusive work environment and opportunity to contribute to open source products.
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About Canonical
Canonical publishes Ubuntu, a widely used Linux operating system for servers, cloud, desktops, and edge/IoT, along with tooling for containers, Kubernetes, OpenStack, and AI. It sells enterprise support, security maintenance, managed services, and certifications to businesses, governments, and hardware makers. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in London, the privately held company supplies Ubuntu images and tooling to major public clouds and silicon partners.