Frontend Engineer (React Next.js)

TL;DR

Frontend Engineer (React Next.js): Architecting and developing scalable, high-performance frontend components for a leading medical appointment booking platform with an accent on React, TypeScript, and Next.js. Focus on building accessible user interfaces, mentoring engineers, and collaborating cross-functionally to deliver seamless user experiences.

Location: Remote with at least 4-hour overlap with Eastern Standard Time (EST). Available locations include multiple cities in Europe, Latin America, and remote options in Brazil, Bulgaria, Colombia, and Poland.

Company

Develops a leading medical appointment booking platform used by 40% of U.S. residents across over 2,000 cities, facilitating more than 10 million appointments monthly.

What you will do

• Architect and build scalable, high-performance frontend platform components focusing on accessibility and performance.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver seamless user experiences and optimize developer productivity.
• Mentor engineers, conduct code reviews, and drive best practices in frontend development.
• Stay updated on emerging technologies and contribute to key technical decisions.

Requirements

• Strong expertise in React, TypeScript, and Next.js for building scalable frontend applications.
• Proficiency in AWS services (DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS/SNS, Kinesis) or alternatively Azure or GCP.
• Solid understanding of CI/CD, testing strategies, and version control.
• Ability to work with at least a 4-hour overlap with Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Nice to have

• Familiarity with GenAI tools for improving developer productivity.

Culture & Benefits

• Vacation as per local laws with encouragement to take proper rest.
• Assistance with health insurance policies for employees and their families.
• 10 days sick pay without a doctor's note, then as per local laws.
• Time off for state holidays according to official calendars.
• Regular corporate and small team events for socializing.
• Support for solving technical and everyday work-related issues.