Senior Frontend Engineer (Angular)

TL;DR

Senior Frontend Engineer (Angular): Designing, building, and refining a TypeScript-based frontend in Angular for a serverless AWS platform with an accent on high performance, responsive interfaces, and component library scalability. Focus on optimizing rendering, integrating GraphQL, and mentoring engineers.

Location: Fully remote with preference for candidates based in Brazil, Argentina, Turkey, Croatia, or Portugal within three hours of Central European Time

Salary: €55,000 per year

Company

hirify.global is a self-funded software company developing a platform that helps sales and marketing teams discover leads and insights with integrations like Hubspot and Salesforce.

What you will do

• Take technical ownership of the frontend and collaborate closely with product, design, and backend teams
• Write structured, high-performance Angular and TypeScript code
• Shape and scale the component library and optimize rendering and load times
• Implement and maintain e2e tests with Cypress and unit tests with Jest
• Query data through GraphQL and integrate with AWS services
• Mentor other engineers and review code to ensure consistency

Requirements

• At least five years of frontend development experience
• Excellent knowledge of Angular (up to version 19) and strong TypeScript, GraphQL, and Node skills
• Fluent in English
• Experience with HTML5, CSS3, SASS, Tailwind, and OpenSearch
• Ability to build pixel-perfect, mobile-ready, fast interfaces
• Must live within three hours of Central European Time

Nice to have

• Experience building meaningful animations and image manipulation or face detection
• Mentoring or leading small teams
• Bridging design and development
• Focus on code consistency, structure, and clarity

Culture & Benefits

• Fully remote work with a flat structure and ownership
• Motivated team valuing quality and clarity
• Opportunity to shape the frontend from day one
• No micromanagement, just trust and impact
• Competitive senior-level compensation

Hiring process

• Introductory call
• Technical assignment
• Final conversation with the engineering team