You have a willingness to learn any new tech on the fly.

Git is not GitHub, it’s a tool to control the history of code, and you know how to navigate it, and you’re eager to get better at it.

Good understanding of how the web works - how assets are loaded by browsers, how that affects performance and speed, and how to optimize against those limitations.

A hunger to seek out new technologies, industry trends, and best practices - and enjoy sharing that knowledge with others.

A visual eye for design nuances – ability to accurately interpret designs and fill in the blanks when viewports haven’t been explicitly designed.

Technical writing, especially for specifications, comes easily for you.

Identify project risks and downstream impact of new features.

Awareness of their own pace of work – accurate estimation.

Commitment to taking ownership of the code you create by testing it across browsers before making it someone else’s responsibility.