The ASE Customer Engagement engineering team is responsible for building the platform that enables communicating with millions of customers every day, across services such as Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, Apple News, Apple Fitness, Apple Wallet and more. In this team you will be responsible for designing, building and maintaining the team’s tooling frontend that will be used by internal users to manage customer engagements across different communication channels. As a member of the team, you will be encouraged to propose, design and implement solutions, while taking ownership of critical components of the application. You will be working with project stakeholders and UI/UX designers to define and evolve our UI functionality. You will be writing well-tested clean code using existing design patterns and utilise standard UI frameworks and components where possible. You will bring improvements to how we do things and drive their acceptance. Experience and knowledge regarding the following are advantageous for successful candidates: * JavaScript and TypeScript development for web components or applications * React (Hooks, Context, etc), React Router, React Query and other React-related frontend technologies * WebPack, Yarn, NPM and other NodeJS-based build frameworks * Jest, React Test Library or other JS-based testing frameworks * Frontend design system and CSS framework such as Tailwind * Micro-frontend framework Experience in writing well-tested clean code in JavaScript and TypeScript and React Technically leading software development projects across teams in an Agile environment, making critical architectural decisions that have long-term impact on success Designing scalable, reusable and flexible web UI components Minimum 5 years of commercial experience Test-driven development using Jest, React Test Library or other JS-based test framework Experiences with Micro-frontend architecture Experiences integrating backend systems via Restful APIs and via GraphQL Experiences with database design and event-driven architecture Experiences integrating with multiple content management systems Undergraduate degree in computing, IT, engineering or equivalent experience.