Backend / Frontend Developer Intern
prospect equitiesChicago (IL)
Backend / Frontend Developer Intern
Posted 3 days ago
prospect equitiesChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Frontend Developer InternWe are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Frontend Developer Intern to join our technology team in building responsive, user-friendly public websites and web applications. In this role, you will focus on crafting intuitive and performant user interfaces using JavaScript / TypeScript and React, while collaborating closely with backend engineers to integrate APIs and deliver seamless user experiences. This internship offers hands-on exposure to modern frontend development practices and an opportunity to contribute to real-world, production-level applications.
Key responsibilities include:
Build, enhance, and optimize frontend components using JavaScript / TypeScript and React to deliver smooth and responsive user experiences.
Collaborate with backend engineers to integrate RESTful APIs, ensuring reliable data flow between frontend and backend systems.
Participate in the design and refinement of user interfaces with an emphasis on performance, accessibility, and usability.
Identify, debug, and resolve frontend issues to continuously improve application quality and user experience.
Write and maintain frontend unit tests to ensure code reliability and stability across modern browsers.
Assist with the deployment and maintenance of frontend applications on AWS, supporting smooth releases and updates.
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