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Principal Web Developer, Front End

Job Category: Information Technology
Location: US - Massachusetts - Remote

Meet Our Team:

Pegasystems creates software that helps some of the world's business companies change the way they do work. Our applications streamline critical business operations, connect enterprises to their customers seamlessly in real-time across channels, and adapt to meet rapidly changing requirements. Clients report that Pega gives them the fastest time to value, extremely rapid deployment, efficient re-use and global scale. 

As a Senior Front-End Web Developer on the Pega Digital team you will create, maintain and continuously improve the websites that help people learn, sell and buy Pega applications. The 5+ digital properties we work on span internal and external audiences across offices in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region. 
We're looking for a talented mid- to senior-level front-end web developer to join our growing team.

Picture Yourself at Pega:

You will work with a diverse team of content creators, developers, and designers to help shape the content editor experience across multiple Drupal 8 properties. You'll also be a key member of the Digital Backbone project, which unifies the look and feel across all Pega's digital properties, including both Drupal and Pega implementations.

What You'll Do at Pega:

  • Create custom digital tools that help customers select the right product for their needs
  • Help technical writers and instructional designers create curated content to assist developers in building Pega applications
  • Work with marketers, designers and UX team members to implement a flexible design system within Drupal 8 to support the rapid creation of content in our digital properties.

Who You Are:

You have a strong background in front-end web development, a love for learning new things, and a wicked sense of humor under pressure. You're looking to work on high-profile projects with fun, passionate people, in an environment where you are constantly growing your skills.

What You've Accomplished:

 

  • Experience working with CSS pre-processors (Sass), post-processors (PostCSS, Autoprefixer), task runners such as Gulp or Grunt. Experience with Twig templating is a plus!
  • Experience with Atomic Design and component-based design systems such as Pattern Lab.
  • Experience building and modifying react components 
  • Experience working with JavaScript and Web Components
  • Hands-on experience planning, building out, and maintaining large-scale responsive sites in a CMS.
  • Ability to juggle multiple, competing priorities without sacrificing the quality of your work
  • Comfortable with Git and Drush
  • An understanding of web usability and the desire to learn more
  • Experience with Agile software development and Scrum
  • Active in the development community (Github, Drupal.org profile, IRC, local user groups, etc.)
  • Four-year degree or equivalent work experience

Pega Offers You:

  • A rapidly growing yet well-established business
  • The world’s most innovative organizations as reference-able clients
  • Analyst acclaimed technology leadership in a massive emerging market
  • A fast-paced, exciting, collaborative, and rewarding environment within innovative industries
  • Competitive salary + Bonus + Employee Equity in the company and a strong Benefits / PTO Plan
Job ID: 21049

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