Frontend Architect - United States
molexLisle (IL)
Frontend Architect - United States
Posted today
molexLisle (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
As Frontend Architect you will shape scalable, high-performance frontend apps, leveraging modern JavaScript frameworks and the Power Platform to drive digital transformation. You’ll work in a global team to align architecture with business goals, addressing performance, accessibility, and security at scale. You’ll build reusable design systems, lead architecture reviews, and mentor developers, shaping user-centric solutions. This role offers impact across products and platforms with a strong focus on innovation and collaboration. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision retirement paid vacation/time off educational assistance flexible spending accounts life insurance
Responsibilities:
Design scalable frontend architectures using React/Angular/Vue.js and ensure accessibility and cross-browser compatibility Architect component-based UI with reusable design systems and robust state management Develop and maintain build/deploy pipelines and CI/CD using Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions; automate testing with Jest, Cypress, or Playwright Develop Power Platform solutions (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI) and PCF controls Enforce architecture governance, coding standards, and security/compliance Monitor and optimize performance (Core Web Vitals, bundle size) and oversee documentation and UI style guides Mentor junior frontend developers and collaborate with global stakeholders to translate requirements into UI solutions Document architectural decisions and manage technical debt and risk
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field 5+ years of frontend architecture and development with React/Angular/Vue.js 4+ years building enterprise-grade UI components including PCF controls and Azure-integrated frontend 5+ years of professional JavaScript/TypeScript/HTML/CSS experience focusing on architecture and UI/UX Experience consuming REST/GraphQL APIs; strong knowledge of SDLC, frontend security, GDPR/HIPAA Collaborative mindset Mentoring and coaching Stakeholder engagement React, Angular, or Vue.js Redux, Context API, RxJS WebPack, Vite, npm/yarn
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