Software Development Engineer 5 (FrontEnd)

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We’re on a mission to hire the very best and are committed to creating exceptional employee experiences where everyone is respected and has access to equal opportunity. We realize that new ideas can come from everywhere in the organization, and we know the next big idea could be yours!

Adobe Learning Manager stands at the forefront of the rapidly expanding eLearning market, serving diverse needs such as customer and partner education, sales enablement, and employee skill development. Our unified, scalable platform is transforming the learning experience worldwide with AI/ML-powered intuitive workflows.

We are looking for innovative and passionate frontend Architect with a strong interest & practical experience in designing & implementing low latency, high performance user centric SaaS apps.

Responsibilities:

Own product solutions through their end to end development lifecycle ensuring high quality. Engage with customers and product management teams (co-located in Bangalore) to understand the need and design an innovative solution. Elaborating the feature scope through competition analysis, research on recent technologies and trends to deliver the best-in-class and often next-in-class solutions and iteratively work with customers to finesse the solution. Craft detailed use cases, design, build, test, and deploy stable, scalable, cost-effective, and simple solutions. Handle non-functional requirements like performance, memory leaks, security at the solution level. Keep abreast of industry trends and promote best practices evolution. Mentor junior developers to maximize team potential. Demonstrate thought leadership through domain and technology presentations, while integrating the latest tech trends into the product.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in computer science/software engineering. Extensive experience in designing scalable, modular, maintainable, responsive, secure and performant client-side architectures. 8-12 years experience in designing & developing user centric, large-scale SaaS product using various client-side technologies like JS, AJAX, CSS, HTML5 technologies and frameworks. Hands-on experience in setting up projects from scratch, including selecting and configuring tech stack, setting up CI/CD, UT/IT pipelines, monitoring & observability & processes. Advanced expertise in JavaScript, with proficiency in any client-side application framework (e.g. React, Vue, Angular). Excellent problem solving, verbal and written communication skills. Passionate about solving interesting problems for customers – ready to explore new grounds in technology and user experience. Comfort with ambiguity, adaptability to evolving priorities, and the ability to lead a team while working autonomously. Demonstrated ability to influence technical and non-technical stakeholders. A relentless pursuit of great customer experiences and continuous improvements to the product.

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