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We lcome to DKB Code Factory…. { { … a_place_to_stay_yourself: } } ; { { … a_place_to_stay_curious: Join DKB Code Factory as a Frontend Engineer and help the team to build secure, high-performance React applications that power critical banking experiences used by millions. Here you will own end-to-end features, shaping frontend foundations, ensuring regulatory compliance, and delivering measurable improvements in user trust and product reliability. } } ; { your_responsibilities: [ Design, implement, test, and ship production-grade React features that support core journeys (onboarding, account overview, key transactions) with a focus on reliability and user trust. Establish and evolve shared frontend foundations: component libraries, statemanagement patterns, testing strategies, and CI/CD workflows to increase cross-team delivery independence. Embed security, accessibility (WCAG), and regulatory requirements into development pipelines and delivery gates to maintain zero critical compliance issues. Drive measurable improvements in sprint predictability and delivery quality through better acceptance criteria, quality gates, and observability. Monitor frontend production health, own incident remediation, and implement long-term fixes to reduce recurrence. Collaborate closely with Product, Design, Backend, Mobile, and QA to reduce ambiguity and deliver cohesive user experiences. Contribute to the frontend chapter/guild: document patterns, run adoption sessions, and mentor other engineers. ] } ; { following_qualifications_would_be_in_line_with_our_desired_profile_for_this_position: [ Proven experience building production React applications using React, TypeScript, HTML, and CSS. Strong experience with state management (Redux, Zustand, or similar) and modern frontend build tools (e.g., Vite). Test automation proficiency: experience with unit testing and end-to-end testing strategies and tools. Advanced Git workflows and practical experience with Docker and CI/CD pipelines; working knowledge of Kubernetes and monitoring from a consumer perspective. Deep understanding of the DOM, responsive and mobile-first design best practices. Excellent attention to detail with experience implementing accessibility and security-aware UI patterns. Fluent English (spoken and written); Spanish is a plus. ] } ; Got the feeling not to match every single requirement? Don’t worry! We encourage you to apply anyways, even if your qualifications do not align perfectly. You might still be just the right candidate for us! { { … a_place_to_stay_together: From Morning Daily to Afterwork Drink, team spirit is essential to us. The heart of our togetherness is that we truly are connected with each other: We not only share fun & laughter, but also honest opinions - because that's how we grow: We exchange ideas, give support in our personal development, and celebrate success together! Besides our great community, we also offer numerous other benefits ... } } ;
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In your interview, expect this: 'Walk me through the last time you had to debug something that took you more than an hour. What was it, what did you try first, and what would you do differently?' Hiring managers ask this to see if you think systematically or just try random fixes. Have a real example ready with specifics.