{{Company name}} is hiring a React Developer to build and evolve our web application. You will turn product requirements into component architectures that stay easy to change — and interfaces that stay fast as the app grows.

What you'll do

• Build features in React and TypeScript, from reusable components to complete user flows.
• Design component APIs and state management that the next developer can extend without fear.
• Work with {{Meta-framework or build setup}} and keep our data-fetching patterns coherent.
• Optimize rendering performance: memoization where measured, list virtualization, and lean bundles.
• Implement designs faithfully, including responsive behavior, loading states, and error states.
• Write meaningful tests for components and hooks, and keep them fast enough to run always.
• Contribute to our shared component library and its documentation.

What we're looking for

• {{Years of experience}} years building production applications with React.
• Strong TypeScript and modern JavaScript fundamentals underneath the framework.
• Deep understanding of hooks, rendering behavior, and common performance pitfalls.
• Experience with at least one state-management and one data-fetching approach at scale.
• Solid HTML and CSS — you do not need a component library to lay out a page correctly.
• Care for accessibility: keyboard support and semantics are part of your definition of done.

Nice to have

• Experience with {{Specific ecosystem tool, for example a server-rendering framework}}.
• Familiarity with design systems and component-driven development workflows.
• Testing experience with modern component-testing and end-to-end tools.
• Open-source contributions or public projects in the React ecosystem.

Compensation and benefits

• {{Salary range}}
• {{Benefits summary}}
• {{Location / remote policy}}

How to apply

{{Application instructions}} Link to something you built with React and tell us about a component you designed that got reused in ways you did not originally plan.