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Senior Front End Developer
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Hogarth Worldwide is the world’s leading creative content production company. Born to make the best work brilliantly, we combine craft, insight and technology to bring creative work to life for many of the world’s most famous brands.

A Hybrid working model

Now offices are fully open we have embraced a hybrid working model, which allows our employees to split their time between the office and other locations, something we hope will provide everyone much more flexibility to their working week. The expectation is that working life at Hogarth will involve working from the office for about 50% of the time for most people. Please speak to the Talent Acquisition team to find out more information.

You will:

  • Develop new digital assets as identified by supervisor and management
  • Modify existing code to accommodate for a locale – including changing image paths, server-side includes (SSI), file names, directories, other elements, and other development tasks
  • Develop fast and efficiently to meet tight deadlines
  • Produce digital assets in several languages
  • Update and amend existing assets
  • Maintain client digital assets to the best of your ability using clean, accessible mark-up according to the latest web standards
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Requirements

  • Self-motivated, detail-oriented and organised
  • Expertise in web languages and standard technologies, including version control systems (SVN and GIT), repositories and build tools (Grunt, Gulp)
  • Proficiency in HTML/HTML5, CSS/CSS3 and JavaScript/JQuery
  • Responsive development experience
  • Exposure to Front-End Frameworks (Bootstrap, Foundation)
  • Image manipulation software (Photoshop, Fireworks) and able to slice elements out of a PSD
  • Accessible and SEO based coding
  • Clear understanding of Usability
  • Proficient in developing to W3C Standards
  • Knowledge of the challenges of Email newsletter builds
  • Progressive enhancement and graceful degradation
  • Experience in working with Bash shell
  • Experience with optimization for mobile devices and familiarity with responsive and adaptive methods

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Diversity and Inclusion

Hogarth is committed to diversity and inclusion, through our ideas, our people, how we behave and conduct ourselves. Creating a truly inclusive culture at all levels of the organisation that encourages different points of view, making Hogarth not only a better company and place to work but an environment where everyone experiences connection, opportunity and a sense of belonging.
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