Confluence Media
Frontend Web Developer
- Eligibility
- Not stated
- Batch
- 2020–2022
- Experience
- Not stated
- Salary
- Competitive
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About this role
About the engagement: - This remote contract involves building the frontend interface for a prototype powered by artificial intelligence. - The project combines editorial storytelling with interactive web development. - The initial engagement lasts one month, with an intensive two-week development period forming its central phase. Responsibilities: - Create a clean and visually refined frontend for the AI-enabled prototype. - Convert supplied design assets into functional and responsive website code. - Collaborate closely with the editorial team on presenting SOUTH's editorial material. - Explore conversational interfaces and interactions powered by chat experiences. - Experiment with ways to communicate stories through interactive user experiences. Required experience and skills: - Have approximately two to three years of frontend development experience. - Demonstrate strong proficiency in React. - Experience with Vue or Svelte is also welcomed. - Familiarity with Ghost is included among the relevant technologies. - Have experience using, or a strong interest in, large language models and AI tools. - Show attention to visual details and an appreciation for minimal interface design. Contract and eligibility details: - The stated duration is one month, centered around a focused two-week sprint. - The announced start period is the week of 19 August; the year is not specified. - Additional collaboration may be possible as the platform develops further. - Eligible graduation batches are 2020, 2021 and 2022. - Compensation is described as competitive, without a numerical amount. Application requirements: - Email ria@theconfluencemedia.com with your CV and LinkedIn profile link. - Include at least two recent project links from GitHub, CodeSandbox, Vercel or other live work. - Provide a short cover note explaining your interest in the project, limited to one page. Note: Include CV with LinkedIn URL, at least two recent project links, and a cover note of no more than one page. The post specifies a start during the week of 19 August, but does not mention the year.