Front End Developer (Remote LATAM)

OpenKrill; United States; Remote; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Openkrill is seeking a front-end web developer to own and evolve internal UI while growing into full ownership of Power BI reporting, dashboards, and deployment.

You will build user interfaces first and foremost, then take on reliable, maintainable BI reporting across internal tools and client-facing data surfaces. Ideal candidates have 5+ years in similar roles with strong React and Power BI experience.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in role.
• Strong hands-on front-end development (React or similar) with Power BI ownership.
• Working knowledge of Power BI data layer (semantic models, DAX, Power Query/M) and SQL, with comfort learning Python-based deployment/automation codebase.
• Strong written and spoken English.
• Experience partnering with engineers and cross-functional or client-facing teams to surface data correctly.
• Strong eye for design and usability and improving deployment processes.

Responsibilities

• Own and evolve the UI for internal tools.
• Grow into full ownership of Power BI reporting, dashboards, and deployment.
• Collaborate with Engineering and client-facing teams to ensure correct data surfaced.
• Deliver UI improvements and BI report updates independently.
• Define and document reporting standards and contribute to tooling enhancements.

Skills

Front-end development

React

Power BI

English communication

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Tools

SQL

Python

DAX

Power Query

Job description

Your ImpactYou are joining us as a front-end web developer who will own and evolve the user interfaces for our internal tools. Alongside that primary focus, you will grow into full ownership of our Power BI reporting, building on solid, hands‑on Power BI experience to take on report and dashboard delivery. Your day‑to‑day will involve building and improving user interfaces first and foremost, while growing into ownership of our Power BI reports, dashboards, and report‑deployment process — all aimed at making our internal tools more usable and our reporting reliable, consistent, and easy to maintain.

What Success Looks Like

We measure success by results and alignment. Here is how we define a "win" for this role over your first year:

After 90 Days

• The Foundation — You have developed a strong understanding of the existing front-end codebase, and are already building and updating individual Power BI reports yourself as part of your onboarding.
• The Integration — You have built working relationships with Engineering and with the client-facing teams who rely on your reporting output, and are fielding Power BI requests directly.
• The Contribution — You have independently delivered several Power BI report or dashboard updates, and shipped your first UI improvement.

After 1 Year

• Your Impact — You have taken full ownership of Power BI reporting — including report delivery and the report‑deployment process — while also shipping measurable improvements to our internal tools' UI.
• Your Growth — You have become the team's go‑to owner for Power BI reporting and a strong, independent contributor on the front-end codebase.
• Your Influence — You have defined and documented standard measures, naming conventions, and templates that made reporting consistent across programs and clients, and helped shape a new internal configuration‑management interface from the ground up.

The Skill Matrix

Required Skills (The Non-Negotiables)

• Years of Experience — 5+ years (in role)
• Role‑Specific Mastery — Strong, hands‑on front‑end web development skills (React or similar) as your primary craft, complemented by solid, hands‑on Power BI experience — enough to take on full ownership of report and dashboard delivery.
• Operational Excellence — Working knowledge of the Power BI data layer (semantic models, DAX, Power Query/M) and SQL, with comfort learning and eventually owning an existing Python‑based deployment/automation codebase.
• Communication — Strong written and spoken English, with the fluency to collaborate clearly with technical, non‑technical, and client‑facing colleagues.
• Collaboration — Experience partnering with engineers and cross‑functional or client‑facing teams to make sure the right data is surfaced in the right way, and comfort taking over and improving an inherited platform rather than only building from scratch.
• Problem Solving — A strong eye for design and usability, and the judgment to improve the robustness of an existing deployment process by reducing brittle, manual steps.

Nice to Have (The Bonus Points)

• Power BI Projects (PBIP) — Experience with Power BI Projects and TMDL semantic‑model definitions.
• Power Platform — Experience with the Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate).
• Design Tooling — Experience with design systems, component libraries, or UX tooling (e.g., Figma) to keep interfaces consistent and polished.
• Azure Ecosystem — Familiarity with Azure Resource Graph, Log Analytics/KQL, and Microsoft Sentinel.

How We Show Up

These 'Core Three' represent the heartbeat of Atmosera. They are the behaviors and attributes we align to every day, defining how we interact, solve problems, and celebrate our wins together. This is simply who we are at our best.

• Humble (Low Ego, High Impact) — We share credit easily, admit when we're wrong, and view every mistake as a data point for growth.
• Hungry (Internal Drive) — We have a natural bias for action. We don't wait for permission to solve a problem or find a better way to do things.
• Mindful (Intentional Awareness) — We are conscious of our impact on the team. We listen more than we speak and respond to challenges with empathy and situational awareness.

Our Interview Process

We value your time and aim for transparency. Our typical interview process looks like this:

1. 1. Talent Screen: (30 mins) A conversation about your background and the role mission.
2. 2. The Impact & Attributes Assessment: (60 mins) The "What" (Required Skills and Core Capabilities). This stage will require a live‑coding challenge.
3. 3. Collaborator Loop: (45 mins) The "How" (Cultural DNA and The Core Three).