• Write and maintain quality software • Implement well-structured, maintainable client-side code under the guidance of more senior engineers. • Build features and fix bugs in front-end applications using TypeScript (EmberJS, React) and other front-end technologies. • Learn and apply basic mobile development concepts (React Native, iOS, Android) as needed for your team’s work. • Participate actively in code reviews: • Incorporate feedback into your own work. • Ask clarifying questions to deepen your understanding of best practices. • Document your work clearly (comments, simple API docs, and basic wiki pages) so others can understand how your code works and how to use it. • Follow established architectural patterns and guidelines when implementing features, asking for help when requirements or designs are unclear. • Use existing client-side component libraries and patterns, and help identify opportunities to reuse rather than rewrite components. • Seek mentorship from more experienced engineers, being open to feedback and coaching. • Ask questions early and often to unblock yourself and ensure you’re building the right thing. • Share what you learn with teammates (for example, via small demos, documentation updates, or answering questions from peers at a similar level). • Provide honest estimates for your own tasks and update your team when estimates need to change. • Break down your work into manageable steps with help from more senior engineers when needed. • Write tests and follow team quality practices (linting, code style, basic automated testing) to keep defects low. • Balance the desire to move quickly with the need to produce reliable, maintainable code, deferring to senior guidance when tradeoffs are unclear. • Bring forward ideas for small improvements to the user experience, performance, or developer workflow. • Take initiative in small ways—such as cleaning up code you touch, improving comments, or updating a wiki page—without waiting to be asked.