Senior Front-end Developer

Please note that for this role we are searching for people who are already living in the Netherlands and are proficient in the use of the English and Dutch language on C2 level. 
 

The energy transition needs innovative thinkers like you.

As a senior Front-end developer, you will play a crucial role in the System Operations department, collaborating closely with other skilled developers within the team. You'll deliver new functionalities and ensure our applications' optimal performance. Supported by a robust digital infrastructure from our software architects and a dedicated scrum team, you will contribute to applications that optimize electricity grid usage, improve energy distribution and facilitate the transition to sustainable energy sources.

At team Virtual Stations, we enable system operations by improving the (sub)station automation to be more flexible and standardized. Your work will directly impact our mission to support the energy transition, for everyone, with everyone.
 

Within Alliander our team (Virtual Stations) is actively participating in the OpenSCD community and part of the LF Energy CoMPAS project to build a 61850 configuration (management) tool.

Beside adding new functionalities we want to reduce technical depth to make it more extensible using plugins for the open source community to benefit. Therefore we would like to add more frontend experience to the team and looking for a motivated senior developer who will improve CoMPAS/OpenSCD.

In our team, we embrace a dynamic and supportive environment, fostering collaboration through regular team activities, peer programming sessions, and technical meetings. Despite primarily working from home, we value our in-office days in Arnhem for enhanced team cohesion and brainstorming.

You complete the grid at Alliander

Understanding the behaviour of grid control devices is critical to operate the grid on maximum capacity. The behaviour settings are documented in (XML) configuration files. The configurations are needed for:

• Changing settings

• Understand station behaviour and put measurements in context

IEC61850 configurations will become the defacto standard for configurations in substation automation.

Skills/knowledge:

Do you want to work with the latest technologies and innovations? With your talent and experience you can contribute to our results and success. We are particularly looking for someone with skills in:   

• Typescript/javascript

• Good understanding of software quality

• Plugin architectures with javascript/typescript

• Experience with multiple frontend frameworks like Lit, React, Vue or Angular)

• English and Dutch in writing and talking

• Unit/Integration tests experience
   

We are working together with other open source contributors (e.g. SprintEins) so good communication skills are required.

• Share knowledge with community members and own contributors (if needed)

• Help with improving and documenting the plug-in architecture of OpenSCD/CoMPAS

• Improve and check application performance and bugs

• Build new requested functionality

• Maintain parts of the code-base

• Help with Ops (e.g. deployment)
   

Nice to have:

• Working in big monorepositories

•  Web Components Experience

• Basic XML experience

• Infrastructure as Code (Gitops) experience

• Open Source contributor experiance

• Basic JAVA experiance

Ideal Attitude:

• Pro-active

• Ability to share your concerns/risks

• Team player

• Can explain trade-offs and choices
   

Open source code:

• Since the project open source, feel free to check out the current state;

• To take a look at the current situation: OpenSCD - Open (S)ubstation (C)ommunication (D)esigner & demo.compas.energy
   

You complete our network  

Did you know that at Alliander we are made up of different companies? Together with Liander, Qirion, Qterra, Dep, Firan and Entrnce we develop and manage the energy network for millions of inhabitants of the Netherlands. And with the current energy transition, that's hard work. We do this with the help of a large club of professionals. Thanks to these talents, we have full confidence in the energy future of the Netherlands. Together with you, we will make it possible.    

In our team, we embrace a dynamic and supportive environment, fostering collaboration through regular team activities, peer programming sessions, and technical meetings. Despite primarily working from home, we value our in-office days in Arnhem for enhanced team cohesion and brainstorming.
 

Better arranged for you  

Based on a 40-hour working week, you will receive: 

• A gross monthly salary of € 4.955 to € 7.079 (scale 10).

• An annual individual choice budget (IKB) of 18% (full-time) or 12.8% (part-time) of your gross annual salary. This includes 8% vacation allowance. You can have this amount paid out, but you can also buy extra days off, for example. You choose what suits you.  

• 24.5 vacation days per year, which can be supplemented with extra days purchased from your IKB. 

• An end of year bonus in December of 6% of your annual salary    

• the Sustainable Employability Budget (DIB). You receive € 500 per year for this budget, which you can use, for example, for health and safety at home furniture, career development, professional literature, sports subscription or coaching. 

• An NS Business Card, so you can travel sustainably. Will you be using your own transportation? Then you will receive a travel allowance per kilometer.

• ​The possibility to work from home or the offices in Arnhem or Amsterdam;  

And we obviously offer much more! Read more about all the terms of employment. 

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