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We are looking for a UI Engineer - 1 who is curious, strong in frontend fundamentals, and eager to build reliable user-facing products. This role is suited for early-career frontend engineers who enjoy solving problems, writing clean code, and learning through collaboration. At Navi, we value clarity of thought, problem-solving approaches, frontend fundamentals, and a growth mindset.


Responsibilities:

  • Analyze product and technical problems and design efficient solutions with a focus on performance and customer experience.
  • Build user-facing web interfaces using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and preferably React or a similar framework.
  • Translate product requirements into clean, functional, and maintainable UI.
  • Debug frontend issues and reason through code behavior step by step.
  • Apply basic security best practices across all features you build.
  • Write unit tests (and higher-level tests with senior guidance) covering happy paths, edge cases, and robust error handling.
  • Write readable and organized code that other engineers can understand and maintain.
  • Collaborate with engineers, designers, and product teams to ship reliable frontend experiences.


Requirements:

  • 0-2 years of frontend engineering experience (including internships, academic, or personal projects).
  • Good understanding of JavaScript fundamentals: closures, scope, event loop, async behavior, prototypes, and "this. "
  • Working knowledge of React or similar frontend frameworks.
  • Basic understanding of UI architecture: components, state, props, rendering, and data flow.
  • Awareness of web performance and test-driven development.
  • Ability to communicate thought processes clearly while solving problems.
  • Experience with browser devtools and basic debugging.

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