We are looking for a Frontend Developer to strengthen our domain, building customer-facing web applications in TypeScript and React within a complex microservices landscape. The role is not limited to writing code: it covers the full lifecycle of a piece of work, from refinement and design through implementation, testing, deployment, and monitoring in production.

Requirement

• Solid, hands-on experience with TypeScript and React
• Experience consuming REST or GraphQL APIs from backend microservices
• A track record of owning work end-to-end, from refinement to monitoring in production
• Solid understanding of CI/CD practices and pipelines
• An eye for accessibility, responsive design, and cross-browser behavior
• An open mindset and strong critical thinking skills
• Genuine experience with, and enthusiasm for, working with AI tools

Nice to Have

• Experience with a design system or shared component library
• Experience with Next.js
• Experience with frontend observability and monitoring tooling
• Experience mentoring other engineers
• Domain knowledge in utilities, energy, or telco

What You'll Do

• Design and build customer-facing features in TypeScript and React, on top of our microservices landscape
• Own your work end-to-end: from refinement and design, through implementation and testing, to deployment and monitoring in production
• Bring critical thinking and an open mindset to refinement and architecture discussions, questioning assumptions and proposing better solutions
• Contribute to and improve our CI/CD pipelines and engineering practices
• Use AI tools as part of your everyday workflow to work faster and smarter
• Collaborate closely with your team and other engineers across the domain to keep our products reliable and maintainable

What we offer

• Direct cooperation with already successful, long-term and growing project;
• Health insurance with premium-level clinics;
• Covered 20 days of vacations and 10 days of sick leave;
• Your PE bookkeeping will be maintained by a professional accountant;
• Last but not least — fair compensation for your efforts.

Originally posted on Himalayas