Big Ideas DB seeks a JavaScript Web Developer at entry level to enhance our database visualization tools. Learn core JS for interactive web apps, ideal for new devs interested in data-driven frontend experiences in a fully remote setting.

Big Ideas DB is excited to onboard a JavaScript Web Developer to support our platform that curates innovative ideas and databases. Tailored for entry-level talent like new graduates, this role emphasizes building a robust understanding of JavaScript from the ground up. You'll begin by mastering conditional statements and arrays, then apply them to create web pages that interact with mock data sources.

Key tasks involve using JavaScript to handle user inputs via events, such as search functionalities and filter toggles, making data exploration intuitive. Delve into DOM traversal and modification to render dynamic lists and charts, simulating database queries without backend complexity at this stage.

Asynchronous elements will come alive through practice with callbacks and promises, teaching you to manage delayed operations like loading external data. Our mentorship structure includes bi-weekly code walkthroughs where experts explain patterns for efficient, readable JavaScript.

You'll contribute to open-source inspired features, learning version control and pull request processes in a safe environment. Remote tools like Zoom for pairing sessions and Notion for documentation will keep you connected and informed.

This year-long opportunity is about holistic growth: from debugging techniques to performance considerations in JS. Participate in peer learning groups to discuss challenges and solutions, building soft skills alongside technical ones.

Big Ideas DB commits to your development with access to JavaScript communities and conferences (virtually). Expect to evolve from basic scripting to creating cohesive web modules, gaining the confidence to pursue further specializations. This role not only hones your skills but also instills a passion for innovative web solutions grounded in solid JavaScript fundamentals.

• Basic proficiency in JavaScript fundamentals like objects and methods.
• Understanding of web standards including semantic HTML.
• Interest in learning event handling and basic async JS.
• Proactive attitude toward remote team interactions.
• 0-1 year of hobby or school-based JavaScript exposure.

• One-on-one guidance from experienced web developers on JS best practices.
• Resources for self-paced learning in DOM and event-driven programming.
• Professional growth via mock interviews and resume workshops.
• Community building events to network with fellow entry-level devs.