Freelance Frontend Tech Lead
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
Freelance Frontend Tech Lead
Posted 5 days ago
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Seeking an adaptable and high-reliability Freelance Frontend Tech Lead to work full-time remotely, driving a large-scale platform development effort by leading development teams in building and optimizing frontend UI components using Angular while managing continuous development and DevOps pipeline flows.
Key responsibilities:
Lead development teams to build and optimize frontend UI components using Angular, ensuring accurate parsing and display of complex technical documentation
Collaborate with client engineering leadership to manage and optimize continuous development and DevOps pipeline flows
Provide technical direction and oversight for building structured, maintainable web applications while navigating complex internal ecosystems
Required qualifications:
8-10 years of hands-on technical experience with structured, maintainable web applications using standard Angular
Proven leadership and team management experience in delivering high-quality technical projects under tight deadlines
Experience in setting up build pipelines, CI/CD, content ingestion, or data migration workflows
Comfortable navigating complex proprietary internal ecosystems and developer documentation platforms
Practical experience with Java/Kotlin backend services or platform logic is a plus
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