Frontend Engineer
Scale.jobs
midfrontend Denver, CO 90 days ago via LinkedIn
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ReactTypeScriptRedux ToolkitZustandJestReact Testing LibraryCypressGraphQLREST APIsCore Web Vitals
About the role
Role Overview
Frontend Engineer responsible for architecting and building responsive, intuitive user interfaces for core web applications. You’ll collaborate with product, design, and backend teams to deliver seamless, high-performance experiences.
Responsibilities
- Develop complex, responsive web applications using React and TypeScript, leveraging state management such as Redux Toolkit or Zustand
- Translate UI/UX designs and interactive wireframes into pixel-perfect, accessible component hierarchies
- Optimize frontend performance:
- bundle size reduction
- code splitting
- lazy loading
- improving Core Web Vitals
- Implement testing strategies using Jest, React Testing Library, and Cypress
- Integrate with REST and GraphQL APIs, including local cache consistency and resilient network error handling
- Contribute to a shared frontend design system, documenting UI patterns and component APIs for multiple teams
Requirements
- 3–7 years of professional frontend web engineering experience
- Strong proficiency in JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, and deep React knowledge (hooks and lifecycle)
- Expertise in CSS layout and modern styling solutions such as Tailwind CSS or styled-components
- Experience with modern frontend tooling (e.g., Vite or Webpack) and package managers (npm or Yarn)
- Solid understanding of browser rendering, DOM manipulation, and performance profiling
Bonus
- Experience with Next.js and SSR architectures
- Experience implementing accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1 AA)
About Scale.jobs
Scale.jobs is a tech company focused on building hiring and job-matching platforms. The role suggests the company develops web applications for product teams that require strong frontend performance, design-system practices, and API integrations across modern browsers.
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