Remote TypeScript Front-End Engineer (Contract)

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  • Integrate RESTful APIs and manage data flow between frontend and backend services.
  • Ensure high standards of code quality and maintainability through code reviews and documentation.
  • Implement and maintain robust testing strategies for continuous integration and deployment pipelines.
  • Collaborate with designers, backend developers, and stakeholders to deliver seamless user interfaces.
  • Stay updated with tooling advancements to improve workflows and application performance.

Position: Front-end Developer

Type: Contract

Compensation: $30 - $80/hour

Location: Remote

Commitment: 10-40 hrs/week

Role Responsibilities

  • Develop, optimize, and maintain scalable frontend components using Typescript, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Integrate RESTful APIs and manage data flow between frontend and backend services.
  • Ensure high standards of code quality and maintainability through code reviews and documentation.
  • Implement and maintain robust testing strategies for continuous integration and deployment pipelines.
  • Collaborate with designers, backend developers, and stakeholders to deliver seamless user interfaces.
  • Stay updated with tooling advancements to improve workflows and application performance.

Requirements

  • Expert-level proficiency in HTML, CSS, and modern JavaScript.
  • Deep experience with Typescript in large-scale web projects.
  • Demonstrated expertise in API integration and data handling best practices.
  • Solid understanding of the frontend tooling ecosystem (e.g., Webpack, Babel, npm, Yarn).
  • Proven track record with automation testing frameworks and methodologies.

Application Process

  • Easy Apply on LinkedIn
  • Check email for next steps
  • Participate in resume evaluation & interview stage

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