Do you want to be a valued part of the critical infrastructure that serves communities across Europe and beyond? If so, then you could be the newest addition to our team as a Frontend Developer  

Join DFDS and become part of our digital journey, we are looking for a passionate frontend developer to join our Logistic Tribe, one who want to work with frontend technologies, solve challenges and be part of delivering great experiences for our users. 
The teams are building and maintaining multiple user facing and internal logistics applications using React, Typescript, GraphQL and Serverless architecture. 

Tech moves us - be part of the movement and play your part 
In this role you will be working on a new application, one that will support one of our key areas within logistic. 
You will be in on the decisions and build of a brand new frontend from the ground up. There are other teams with frontenders working on other applications and interfaces to spare with along the way. 

You will be joining a diverse team consisting of experienced javascript developers, a product owner, a UX designer and a scrum master – all of whom are well-positioned to help you understand the work done so far and the business justification for it. 

 
What we are looking for

We think the strongest teams are built on diversity and inclusivity. Contrasting opinions, varied skills and strong characters bring out the best in us all.
With this in mind, we imagine that you have previous professional experience with React (or another modern frontend framework), GraphQL, Apollo, AWS services such as Lamdba, Cloudfront and S3 (not required, but will be considered an advantage), NodeJS. 

It is important that you are keen to understand the business domain as well as learn the technology stack that DFDS and Tribe/Team have adopted.
We are looking for someone who has a collaborative mindset and who seems themselves thrive in a team environment. 

 
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