Head of Frontend (Vue.JS)

REMOTE RU | MADE OF STORM

We are looking for a Director of Frontend Engineering to lead a large engineering unit (~90+ specialists, including team leads) and be responsible for the development of the frontend direction, engineering culture, and quality of client products.

This role is about systems management, scaling teams, and influencing architecture, not daily hands-on work.

• Management of the frontend direction (development + UI/design), team of ~90+ people
• Scaling teams through team leads, developing engineering leads
• Shaping engineering culture, development standards, and quality
• Building and improving development and delivery processes
• Controlling the quality, stability, and delivery timelines of products
• Participation in architectural decisions (including a microfrontend approach)
• Managing technical debt and improving solution resilience
• Developing and hiring key specialists
• Cross-functional work with product, backend, and design

• Experience managing teams of 50+ people (through team leads / multiple teams)
• Experience in building development processes and scaling delivery
• Strong background in frontend development
• Experience in developing engineers and leads (mentoring, growth, performance review)
• Understanding of complex frontend system architecture
• Experience with high-load web products
• Strong communication skills and experience in cross-functional interaction

Technology Stack:

• Vue (2/3)
• TypeScript
• State management: Pinia, Vuex, and similar
• Microfrontend architecture (Webpack Module Federation)
• Webpack
• Jest and unit testing

• Management of a large frontend unit (~80+ specialists)
• Influence on the architecture and development of key company products
• A strong team of engineers and leads
• Remote work format or office
• Competitive salary (discussed individually)
• Opportunity to influence processes and engineering strategy
• Training, conferences, development, and growth
• An open and friendly environment where you can change the system, not just maintain it