Frontend Developer

Front End Developer

Remote

May 19, 2025

Full Time

Application ends: August 19, 2025

Job Description

About the Role

We’re looking for a frontend developer who thrives on translating product complexity into intuitive user interfaces. You’ll join a cross-functional team responsible for a design-heavy SaaS product that caters to data-driven teams. You won’t just build UI—you’ll shape how users interact with large datasets, real-time systems, and customizable dashboards.

What You’ll Do

Build component-based UIs using React (v18+) and TypeScript, following atomic design principles.
Convert Figma prototypes into accessible, production-ready interfaces—no pixel off.
Optimize render performance across large data grids and charts using memoization, virtualization, and selective re-rendering strategies.
Own the client-side logic for features like real-time data updates, user-level preferences, and custom widget configurations.
Work closely with backend and design to improve data-fetching patterns, state management, and user flow bottlenecks.
Maintain UI consistency via our internal component library (based on Tailwind and Radix).
Participate in code reviews focused on maintainability, accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA), and state handling patterns (we use Zustand, not Redux).

You’re Right for This If You

Have deep experience with React and TypeScript, including hooks, refs, context, and suspense.
Have built and shipped a SPA that deals with real-time data or user-configurable dashboards.
Can explain the tradeoffs between client-side rendering, server-side rendering, and static site generation—and know when to use each.
Have worked with accessibility testing tools like axe-core or Lighthouse and have fixed real WCAG compliance bugs.
Are comfortable debugging layout and behavior issues across Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (including quirks in Safari).
Understand the difference between optimistic UI and debounced state sync—and have implemented both.

Bonus Points

Familiarity with Cypress for E2E testing and Storybook for component documentation.
Experience working in a monorepo with Turborepo or Nx.
Contributions to an open-source design system or UI kit.
Experience with WebSockets or other real-time messaging protocols on the frontend.

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