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Principal Frontend Engineer (Vue / Angular)
tezvyn · Itanagar · onsite · Posted 45d ago
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Principal Frontend Engineer (Vue / Angular)
Enterprise SaaS company
We are hiring a Principal Frontend Engineer (Vue / Angular) in Remote (India) for a team building on Angular, Vue, Svelte. 10-15 years of experience.
What You Will Work On
Angular, Vue, Svelte, with Performance, Routing, Components across the wider stack.
What You Need
About
Not the focus of the interview, but part of the job. Teams ask about these, so be ready to talk about them:
Expect to be asked how you would approach a problem in each of the areas above, and why you would not take the obvious route. Then one level down on whichever answer was weakest.
What the interview covers
Angular, Vue and Svelte.
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Principal Frontend Engineer (Vue / Angular)
Enterprise SaaS company
- Remote (India)
- 10-15 yrs
- ₹57-76 LPA
We are hiring a Principal Frontend Engineer (Vue / Angular) in Remote (India) for a team building on Angular, Vue, Svelte. 10-15 years of experience.
What You Will Work On
Angular, Vue, Svelte, with Performance, Routing, Components across the wider stack.
What You Need
- 10-15 years with Angular in production.
- Hands-on depth in Vue, Svelte, enough to defend a decision you made in each, and name the one you rejected.
- Working familiarity with Performance, Routing, Components.
- You have set technical direction that other teams built on, and have been wrong about one of those decisions in a way you can describe.
- The ability to explain a technical decision to somebody who did not make it. Every round here includes it.
About
Not the focus of the interview, but part of the job. Teams ask about these, so be ready to talk about them:
- Git, branching and code review as a daily habit
- One cloud provider used in anger: AWS, Azure or GCP
- CI/CD: your work reaches an environment without somebody carrying it
- A build toolchain (Vite, Webpack or Turbopack), and a bundle you have made smaller
- Automated tests: unit with Jest or Vitest, end-to-end with Playwright or Cypress
- Core Web Vitals, and having moved one of them on a real site
- Accessibility to WCAG AA: keyboard, focus, contrast, semantics
- REST and GraphQL from the consuming side, including error and loading states
Expect to be asked how you would approach a problem in each of the areas above, and why you would not take the obvious route. Then one level down on whichever answer was weakest.
What the interview covers
Angular, Vue and Svelte.
Read up onfrontendangularvuesvelteperformancereactivity
Apply
These roles come from a recruiting desk that has placed over 1,000 people in ten years, working alongside engineers out of the IITs and DRDO. You never pay us a fee. More about how we work.
Sign in once and your details and resume are saved for every role you apply to — here and in the app.
We share your application with the hiring company. Nothing is posted anywhere, and the company's name is shared when you're shortlisted.
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