Front-end developers/engineers are responsible for managing the complex details of projects that require analysis of design requirements and providing technical solutions to ensure that projects are scalable, manageable and effective. They also analyze websites to correct errors in the code, to ensure that they're error-free for network administrators as well as users. Front-end developers and engineers need be able to manage stress and be a good team player since they typically work for long hours in team settings to ensure that all equipment and software functions properly. The primary tools they use are personal computers, popular programs like notespad or word processor and programming language editors and various browser configurations to test website issues across different platforms. They could be in an office along alongside other professionals working in similar roles, like web designers or software developers or work at home. The report is to company's IT manager. Apart from analysing code and diagnosing problems with applications, they must be proficient in various programming languages and be capable of adapting to new version of the software. They should also be adept in using Office applications and possess an advanced understanding of networks and databases. Additionally, a master's level degree in IT is required to be a front-end engineer or developer. Other certifications like those from SUN, IBM, Microsoft, as well as Oracle developer certifications may give applicants an advantage over others.