Front-End Developer

Key Responsibilities:

Front-End Architecture

• Define and evolve the front-end stack, patterns, and conventions.
• Make decisions on state management, component design, performance strategy, and build pipelines.
• Build and maintain scalable, reusable components and patterns that support multiple products and use cases. B2C Product Development
• Build responsive, mobile-first web applications that serve thousands of merchants and end users. Obsess over load times, interaction quality, and polish.

Team Leadership

• Lead and mentor a small team of front-end developers. Run code reviews, establish standards, and create an environment where engineers grow.

API Integration

• Work with back-end teams to design and integrate RESTful APIs.
• Own the contract between front end and back end.

Design Collaboration

• Partner with product designers to translate Figma/design specs into pixel-perfect, accessible interfaces. Contribute to and maintain a shared design system.

Quality & Testing

• Champion front-end testing culture using Jest, React Testing Library, or Cypress.
• Ensure critical user flows are covered. Performance
• Monitor and optimize Core Web Vitals, bundle sizes, and rendering performance.
• Set up tooling to catch regressions early.

Tech Stack

• Deep expertise in the first two is non-negotiable; the rest you should be comfortable with or ready to pick up quickly.
• Must-have: Next.js, Tailwind CSS
• Core: React, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6+)
• Testing: Jest, React Testing Library, Cypress (or equivalent)
• Tooling: Git/GitHub, CI/CD pipelines, Webpack/ Turbopack
• Collaboration: JIRA, Confluence, Agile/Scrum workflows
• Nice to have: Familiarity with Figma, analytics/A/B testing platforms, monorepo tooling

Qualifications & Experience

• B.Tech, B.E., MCA or equivalent
• 6–8 years of hands-on front-end development experience, with at least 2 years in a lead or senior role.
• Experience working at a startup; you thrive in environments where you wear multiple hats, make trade-offs independently, and ship under ambiguity.
• A strong portfolio of B2C products – apps or web experiences used directly by consumers or small business owners.
• You think in systems, not just screens. You care about reusable components, consistent patterns, and maintainable codebases.
• Excellent communication skills – you can articulate technical trade-offs to engineers, designers, and non-technical stakeholders alike.
• A critical thinker who debugs complex issues methodically and proposes pragmatic solutions.
• You take pride in mentoring others and building a strong engineering culture.