[website] React Engineer - xCharts role

docs/pages/careers.tsx

@@ -153,6 +153,12 @@ const openRolesData = [
           'You will lead the technical, product, and operational development of the store.',
         url: '/careers/product-engineer/',
       },
+      {
+        title: 'React Engineer - xCharts',
+        description:
+          'You will strengthen the MUI X product, build ambitious and complex new features, work on strategic problems, and help grow adoption.',
+        url: '/careers/react-engineer-x-charts/',
+      },
     ],
   },
 ];
@@ -173,12 +179,6 @@ const nextRolesData = [
           'You will join the MUI Toolpad team, to explore the role of MUI in the low code space and help bring the early prototype to a usable product.',
         url: '/careers/fullstack-engineer/',
       },
-      {
-        title: 'React Engineer - X',
-        description:
-          'You will strengthen the MUI X product, build ambitious and complex new features, work on strategic problems, and help grow adoption.',
-        url: '/careers/react-engineer-x/',
-      },
       {
         title: 'React Tech Lead - Core',
         description:

docs/pages/careers/react-engineer-x-charts.js

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+import * as React from 'react';
+import TopLayoutCareers from 'docs/src/modules/components/TopLayoutCareers';
+import * as pageProps from 'docs/src/pages/careers/react-engineer-x-charts.md?@mui/markdown';
+
+export default function Page() {
+  return <TopLayoutCareers {...pageProps} />;
+}

docs/src/pages/careers/react-engineer-x-charts.md

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+# React Engineer - xCharts
+
+<p class="description">You will help form the Charts team, build ambitious and complex new features, work on strategic problems, and help grow adoption.</p>
+
+## Details of the Role
+
+- **Location**: Remote (preference for UTC-6 to UTC+5).
+- **Type of work**: Full-time (contractor or employee [depending on circumstances](https://mui-org.notion.site/Hiring-FAQ-64763b756ae44c37b47b081f98915501#494af1f358794028beb4b7697b5d3102)).
+- **Level**: [4 or above](https://mui-org.notion.site/Engineering-levels-25b2fba9dd1f4b43a1b28f47f0170f23).
+- We're a **remote** company, we prefer asynchronous communication over meetings.
+
+## About the company
+
+MUI started with Material UI, the most successful React implementation of Google's Material Design.
+We have gained a large following, thanks to our focus on Material Design fidelity, our obsession with details, on offering a large number of components, our community engagement, and by carefully improving the DX.
+Today, countless teams and organizations rely on our open-source libraries to build their design system.
+
+A couple of years ago, we started to expand our suite of products.
+We released [MUI X](https://mui.com/x/), a collection of advanced components; [MUI Design kits](https://mui.com/design-kits/), the MUI components available for Figma, Sketch, etc.; and also host [Templates](https://mui.com/templates/), a set of pre-built UI kits.
+We've seen rapid growth with all of them (2-3x per year) and we have more to come.
+We are building [a low-code platform](https://mui.com/toolpad/) for developers to significantly increase the speed and lower the barrier for creating simple CRUD/dashboard UIs with MUI's libraries.
+
+We are a fully distributed team, spread across multiple time zones.
+We work mainly asynchronously, relying mostly on written collaboration.
+Every contributor has the freedom to define how they work — the rest of us won't know what you're doing day-to-day unless you tell us.
+For additional details about the MUI team and culture, you can check our [careers](https://mui.com/careers/) and [about](https://mui.com/about/) pages and also our [public Handbook](https://mui-org.notion.site/Handbook-f086d47e10794d5e839aef9dc67f324b).
+
+## Why we're hiring
+
+The charts team (part of MUI X) needs your help.
+The component is off to [a great start](https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=%40mui%2Fx-charts&from=2021-06-01&to=2023-09-13), however we have only started to scratch the surface for the potential of this component. There is x10 more to build.
+
+We also need help to continue to make the components easier to use, make it more customizable, [improve performance](https://www.causal.app/blog/react-perf), make it more accessible, improve the health of the open-source by engaging and collaborating with the community, guide developers to answers, and just generally being a positive presence in the community.
+
+## About the role
+
+### Why this is interesting
+
+The advanced components portfolio is still small, with a million interesting and challenging problems to solve.
+
+Our products empower React developers to build awesome applications faster – we see millions of developers on MUI's docs every year, one million a month.
+
+### What you'll do on a day-to-day basis
+
+Depending on the day, you'll:
+
+- **Help guide architectural decisions**.
+  The future of MUI is discussed and planned in our public RFCs and issues.
+  You'll be helping drive these conversations and guiding MUI toward the best possible solutions.
+- **Contribute to deep, meaningful refactors and feature releases**.
+  MUI is a complex codebase. Components we've shipped recently, such as the data grid and date pickers have required months of dedicated, careful work.
+- **Reduce friction**.
+  A large amount of the work on MUI is reducing friction and making it easier to use.
+  This might involve careful API design, identifying and fixing top bugs, creating easier-to-understand error messages, and writing documentation and blog posts about features you ship.
+- **Collaborate with the community**.
+  Many small, as well as meaningful fixes and features, have been contributed by the community. Your role is to draw the best out of the community — to inspire those across the world to create and contribute through your reviews of their issues and pull requests.
+- **Experiment and play**. Great, unexpected features and heisenbug fixes have come from a number of sources — relentlessly methodical processes of elimination, free-flowing team collaboration, inspiration by adjacent libraries and projects, and difficult-to-explain individual strokes of brilliance. Whatever your preferred style is for creating new things that others might not have thought of, you'll find a welcome home on the team.
+- **Take ownership of features from idea/mockup to live deployment**.
+  You'll shape and guide the direction of crucial new features, including new components.
+- **Ship. Early and often**. You'll iterate and ship frequently.
+  You'll have a real impact on the end-user experience and you'll love working on a team that builds stunning UIs and prioritizes delivering real user value as often as possible.
+- **You'll be interacting with the users** on a regular basis, handling inbound support and feature requests (every developer helps with developer requests).
+
+### The best parts of this job
+
+- **You'll be at the cutting edge of application development** — working on one of the fastest-growing UI libraries on the market.
+- **You'll be part of an active, open, friendly community** of developers that are excited about building awesome applications.
+- **Your role will be key to making MUI the go-to UI framework** for building applications, websites, and design systems with React.
+
+### The worst parts of this job
+
+- **Shifting context.**
+  You will necessarily have to shift context and dive into a different feature before the current one is done.
+  It may even be in an area of the codebase you're unfamiliar with or don't have a ton of understanding about.
+  It's fun, rewarding work, but it can be very challenging.
+- **We move quickly but don't sacrifice quality**.
+  We ship early, often, and quickly. You may not be initially comfortable with the cadence with which we ship high-quality features and improvements to end-users. By doing so, we sacrifice on solving each problem 100% in exchange for fast feedback. Solving 50-70% of the issue with quality should be enough for any given iteration. Our users quickly tell us when we haven't pushed a solution far enough.
+- **MUI is a large codebase**. You may bang your head against the wall at times, and then write tests to assist future you 😌.
+  The work you will be doing is somewhat unique and idiosyncratic. You probably have not had a similar role before.
+- **In open-source, you're faced with a nonstop stream of bug reports and support requests**. That means you need to develop an intuition for when to ignore something, and when to dig in further.
+
+## About you
+
+We're looking for someone with strong front-end skills. More important than specific technical skills though is that you're a strong problem solver who loves to learn. Details matter to you.
+
+### Skills you should have
+
+- **Expertise in the modern JavaScript ecosystem**.
+  MUI is built on the shoulders of giants, making use of technologies such as ES2021, TypeScript, Node.js, React, Next.js, webpack, and Babel.
+- **A track record of demonstrating an eye for product and solving real-world user problems**. If you have a knack for solving problems at the root cause, shipping beautiful user interfaces and intuitive APIs, we want you on our team.
+- **Experience building and shipping production code in a team setting** with a passion for writing tested, performant, and high-quality code.
+- **Strong written and verbal communication skills**.
+  As part of the team, you'll interface both directly and indirectly with community members and enterprise customers, and contribute to user documentation. Clear communication is fundamental in creating intuitive and compelling resources.
+- **Ability to dive into complex problems**.
+  You should be able to quickly assess, understand, and iterate upon aspects of our codebase.
+- **Ready and willing to ask and answer questions**.
+  If you're comfortable saying you're unsure, asking for help; but equally reaching out to assist others, you'll be an incredible addition to our team. We thrive because of continuous learning. First-time mistakes should be celebrated, not blamed.
+- **Avoid monolithic deliverables**.
+  You scope and stage your work into well-defined milestones to ship.
+- **Past work with front-end infrastructure**.
+  Perhaps you've created your company's design system, written a Babel plugin, or written complex React components.
+  It would be great if you could address this in your cover letter!
+
+### What it would be nice if you had, but isn't required
+
+- **You've contributed to a design system before**.
+  You have worked on enterprise components in the past, maybe for internal use in your company.
+  You have built complex and advanced features while making sure the accessibility was fully functional.
+- **You've maintained an active repository before**.
+  Maybe you've helped maintain a popular open-source repository, or perhaps you've worked on internal repositories that saw contributions from multiple teams.
+  Previous experience with highly active repository workflows is a definite plus for this role.
+- **You have contributed code to MUI before**. A history of contributing to MUI would be a definite plus.
+
+## Benefits & Compensation
+
+Competitive compensation depending on the profile and location.
+We are ready to pay top market rates for a person that can clearly exceed the role's expectations.
+You can find the other perks & benefits on the [careers](https://mui.com/careers/#perks-amp-benefits) page.
+
+## How to apply?
+
+[Apply now for this position 📮](https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/MUI/77584e4c-9379-45f3-a294-6e50bf250383/application?utm_source=ZNRrPGBkqO)
+
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+If this role excites you, we want to hear from you. We'd love for you to share the unique skills, passion, and experience you could bring to MUI.