About the job:
As a Front-End Engineer, you work on websites and apps. Your job is to make sure that these websites and apps are user-friendly. You analyze the design and functionality to find ways in which both can be improved. You also identify problems with a website or app and come up with effective solutions.
As a Front End Engineer, you will have to:
- Meet all your deadlines, which can be very tight
- Make sure there are no visual or technical issues
As a Front End Engineer, you will get to:
- Contribute to the development of a live website or app, and see it come together
- Collaborate with different people
- Possibly use your skill-set for doing other jobs, like web design
- 40-50 hours per week
- 15-25% nights & weekends
As a front-end developer, you may work overtime during evenings and weekends; especially when there are deadlines to meet.
Are you the right fit?
- General Sciences
- Expressing yourself verbally
- Problem Sensitivity
- Visualization
- Time Management
- Reasoning & Problem Solving
Will you make money?
Education stuff:
- Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science or a related field
- Experience in using different computer programming languages and tools such as JavaScript and HTML
Video Description
Since she was a child, Corine Bitar has loved everything to do with the latest technology. Mobile not working? Wi-Fi down? Laptop frozen? Microwave busted? Friends and family knew who to call! There’s so many parts that work together to get a website up and running, and a lot of skills and techniques are learnt on the job, so no matter what kind of personality or experience you have there’s a role for you. Watch the Nooreed Insider Interview with Corine and see if Front-End Engineer is the career for you!
Biography
After completing a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and a Masters in Interactive Multimedia, Corine Bitar joined Keeward in Beirut as a Front-End Engineer responsible for making websites look great to their visitors.