Junior Front End Developer (Design Systems)

About Front Range Labs

Everything runs on a single Rails app and one Postgres database, deployed on Heroku.

The role

We are adding a Junior Front End Developer (Design Systems) to our operations team. This role sits between design and backend engineering. Expect to spend most of your time in TypeScript, CSS and browser dev tools. The operations team owns the customer-facing web app. You'll turn Figma designs into fast, accessible screens and keep them that way. The company is based in Jacksonville, the US. The team is spread across multiple countries. Employment is through our payroll partner in India. Salary is paid monthly in Indian rupees. Expect to work a schedule that overlaps with US Eastern business hours until about noon ET. Reliable internet and a power backup are a must.

Day to day

Work with designers to adjust interactions when something doesn't hold up in the browser. Manage client state with Redux Toolkit, Zustand or TanStack Query. Track down cross-browser bugs in Safari, Chrome, Firefox and mobile browsers. Pair with backend engineers on API contracts before work starts. Fix accessibility issues and test with VoiceOver and NVDA against WCAG 2.1 AA.

What you bring

1-2 years building production web applications. Comfortable using browser dev tools to debug network, layout and performance issues. Strong JavaScript and TypeScript, including async code and the DOM. Deep working knowledge of React (hooks, context, rendering behaviour). A good eye for spacing, alignment and small visual details. Experience with a styling approach such as Tailwind, CSS Modules or styled-components.

Bonus points

Next.js or Remix with server-side rendering. Figma, including Dev Mode. Internationalization (i18n) and right-to-left layouts.

What you get

Pay: ₹23,50,000-₹26,00,000 per annum

Annual salary review. Wellness allowance. Monthly internet allowance. Company laptop.

Candidates must be eligible to work in India.

Start: Within 30 days.

Demo job created on 11jobs for testing and demonstrations. It is not an actual opening at Front Range Labs.