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Salary
€40-70k + bonus + Benefits & Hybrid working
Description
My client is an exciting scale up semiconductor company in Paris. They develop technology that aids SoC design for a range of markets from automotive, to communications, consumer, to compute and industrial. They are looking to hire a Senior Frontend Developer to join their growing team and focus on the development of complex UIs for their design software tools that are used by the engineering teams in production. Key skills/experience required: Strong commercial experience of frontend development using React and Typescript Expertise in graphing libraries such as yWorks & React Flow Knowledge of EDA would be useful, but not essential Knowledge of, or experience in, the microelectronics or semiconductor industry would be useful but not essential. You must be fluent in French and English. Offering excellent salary and packages, stocks, bonus & benefits (dependent on experience). *Applicants must be eligible to work in France* This is a hybrid role. If you are interested, please apply to Matt Andrews at IC Resources
Location
Paris
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