Senior Frontend Developer

Signify Technology
Nottingham
1 year ago
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Senior Frontend Developer

React, Redux, TypeScript, TDD

6-month contract

Remote (must be UK/EU-based)

Up to £550 per day outside IR35


We’re looking for a Senior Frontend Developer with expertise in React and TypeScript, who has worked within an AI industry to join our clients dynamic team on a 6-month contract.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and maintain scalable, responsive web applications using React and TypeScript.
  • Collaborate closely with the design, backend, and AI teams to implement AI-driven features and tools.
  • Optimize frontend performance, ensuring smooth user experiences.
  • Contribute to architecture decisions, driving technical excellence and best practices.
  • Troubleshoot, debug, and enhance existing applications with a focus on performance and scalability.


What We’re Looking For:

  • 5+ years of frontend development experience.
  • Strong proficiency in React and TypeScript.
  • Experience working within an Artificial Intelligence business
  • Previous experience or keen interest in working with AI tooling and integrating AI solutions into frontend applications.
  • Proven ability to collaborate in a remote, cross-functional team environment.
  • Experience with modern frontend development tools, testing frameworks, and version control.
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.


Requirements:

  • Must be based in the UK or EU and eligible to work remotely.
  • Available for a 6-month contract.
  • AI Industry experience.


Please APPLY NOW along with your updated CV.

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