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Oho Group
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Salary
£50000 - £80000 per annum, Benefits: Excellent Benefits
Description
Frontend Engineer UXUI - Cambridge, Hybrid A very well-funded stealth mode start-up is looking for an exceptional UX/UI Frontend Engineer to join their expanding team to work on exciting new technologies and products. . Role: As a Frontend Engineer, you will be responsible for collaborating with a design and UX team, understanding the requirements for the user interface. It is crucial to act as a bridge between the design and engineering teams, translating design mock-ups into code. Frontend Engineer Requirements: 3 years+ as a UI/Frontend Engineer Experience with JavaScript/Typescript, React, Vue, or Angular Knowledge of UX/UI design tools such as Sketch or Figma Experience with prototyping and wire-framing tools Offer: Very competitive Salary + equity Private Medical Insurance Opportunity to work with best-in-class developers
Location
Cambridge
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