Front End Engineer; Remote

Front End Engineer (Remote)

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As a global leader in cybersecurity, Crowd Strike protects the people, processes and technologies that drive modern organizations. Since 2011, our mission hasn’t changed — we’re here to stop breaches, and we’ve redefined modern security with the world’s most advanced AI‑native platform. We work on large‑scale distributed systems, processing almost 3 trillion events per day, and our customers span all industries.

We’re a mission‑driven company that cultivates a culture giving every Crowd Striker the flexibility and autonomy to own their careers. We’re always looking to add talented Crowd Strikers with limitless passion, relentless innovation, and a fanatical commitment to our customers, our community, and each other.

We're looking for a UI engineer to join our team and help build Kestrel, the next generation of Crowd Strike's platform. This is an exciting opportunity to create engaging, data‑driven experiences that help our customers ‘Stop the Breach’ by unifying data across security domains, streamlining access to critical security information, and enabling users to personalize their experience by role. You'll work closely with product design and UI engineering teams to build intuitive interfaces that help users visualize patterns and navigate threats in their environment.

We're a highly collaborative group that prizes collaboration over competition. We provide opportunities to learn new skills, mentor fellow engineers, and contribute to the direction of both the team and the products for which we’re responsible. We work in a distributed, remote‑first, high‑trust environment where you manage your own time and have the flexibility to balance your work and personal life.

• Execute on the technical strategy for the front‑end engineering architecture with flexibility, scalability, security and performance in mind
• Design, build, and maintain single‑page application framework
• Participate in the code review process for your own code and that of your fellow UI Engineers
• Leverage your technical expertise to help the team make sound decisions around engineering, product design and direction
• Take initiative and build tools to improve your team’s development experience
• Ensure code quality is maintained by writing unit, integration and end‑to‑end tests
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams such as UX designers, QA engineers, Product Managers, Data/API engineers, and others
• Continually learn about the ever‑evolving challenges and complexities of the cybersecurity industry as well as front‑end engineering

• Expert knowledge of latest web standards and front‑end engineering tools (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, RESTful API, Graph
  
  QL, Type Script, Ember CLI, Node/NPM, Webpack, responsive UI)
• Experience in building user‑centric and scalable UI design systems using atomic design principles
• Good understanding of Cloud Technologies and end‑to‑end delivery of data‑intensive SaaS products
• Experience with Accessibility (a11y) best practices, tools and techniques such as keyboard navigation, screen readers and WCAG guidelines
• Experience with internationalization (i18n)
• Experience with front‑end frameworks such as Ember, React, Angular, Vue, Lit or similar
• Experience with CSS frameworks such as Tailwind
• Experience with front‑end data‑mocking services and tools
• Experience with data fetching and state management libraries
• Knowledge of CI/CD best practices and tools for solving build issues, improving or optimizing build time
• B.S. Degree in a related field
• Good collaboration and communication skills in verbal and written formats
• Be an advocate for UX consistency, accessibility and empathy for the end user

• Experience working with full‑featured data grid libraries such as AG Grid or others to build highly interactive, data‑intensive UIs
• Experience with Web components
• Familiarity with Amazon Web Services
• Prior experience in cybersecurity
• Experience with using and contributing to open‑source libraries is a plus

• Remote‑friendly and flexible work culture
• Market…