Frontend Software Engineer: 26-02373
Posted 4 days ago
akrayaFremont (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$40 - $42 per hour
About the role
Frontend Software Engineer Primary Skills: React/Angular (Expert), Type Script (Advanced), Java/Go (Advanced), HTML(Proficient), CSS(Proficient) Contract Type: W2/C2C Duration: 6+ months (Possible extension) Location: Fremont, CA (onsite interview) Pay Range: $40 - $42 per hour on W2 Job Summary: We are seeking a Frontend Software Engineer with strong React or Angular experience to build scalable enterprise applications supporting innovative products and manufacturing systems. The ideal candidate will have strong software engineering fundamentals, experience with technical design, and excellent communication skills. Key Responsibilities:Build scalable frontend applications using React, Type Script, HTML, and CSS.Develop reusable UI components to accelerate frontend development. Integrate and work with RESTful APIs and backend services. Contribute to technical design, code reviews, CI/CD, monitoring, and logging. Collaborate with engineering teams and drive technical initiatives from concept to production. Must-Have Skills:3+ years of professional software development experience; 5+ years preferred. Strong experience with React, Type Script, HTML, and CSS; Angular is also considered. Solid understanding of HTTP(S), REST, Web Sockets, and JSON.Basic knowledge of backend technologies such as Go, Java, C++, or Rust. Strong software engineering, communication, and technical leadership skills. Industry Experience: Prior experience in software or web development within the automotive, technology, or related sectors, where engagement with complex systems and agile development practices was a core aspect of the role, is highly desirable.
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