The posting explicitly states 'Global - Remote' and 'Sporty is a remote first company'. The core working hours of '10am-3pm in your local time zone' explicitly accommodate any timezone, including UTC-5 (Jamaica). There is no work authorization requirement stated, no language requirement beyond English, and no physical presence requirement.
“Global - Remote” Geographic scope — No location restrictions stated — worldwide.
“Stated location / restrictions: Global - Remote” Geographic scope — Explicitly global scope with no geographic restrictions stated.
“Our core working hours are 10am-3pm in your local time zone with flexibility outside of this” Timezone — This explicitly accommodates any local timezone, including UTC-5. The 5-hour window in any timezone far exceeds the 4-hour minimum required for overlap.
“Sporty is a remote first company in pursuit of sustainability” Work authorization — No work authorization requirement is stated anywhere in the posting. Remote-first status and global scope do not imply visa sponsorship restrictions.
“Excellent communication skills” Language — English communication is the only language requirement stated; no additional languages are required.
In this role, you’ll be responsible for developing mobile-first, responsive front ends that are used millions of times per day. Our Vue.js frontend is built on a clean, modern architecture and maintained with the same care we bring to every part of our product.A willingness to work in VueJS is fine - as long as you are willing to learn and have demonstrable experience in a similar frontend framework.
Participate in code reviews with peers and managers to ensure that each increment adheres to original vision as described in the user story and all standard resource libraries and architecture patterns as appropriate
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