Sr. Front End Developer (8+ Years Experience)
precision technologiesLebanon (NH)
Sr. Front End Developer (8+ Years Experience)
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precision technologiesLebanon (NH)
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About the role
Job Title: Senior React.js Frontend DeveloperEXP: 8+ Years Experience
We are hiring a Senior React.js Frontend Developer with 8+ years of hands-on experience in building modern, scalable, and high-performance web applications. This is a full-time, Vendor W2-only role (no C2C).
Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain enterprise-grade frontend applications using React.js and AWSBuild reusable components and UI libraries for scalability
- Integrate with REST APIs and collaborate with backend teams
- Optimize performance, responsiveness, and cross-browser compatibility
- Drive best practices for frontend development in an Agile environment
- Mentor junior developers and contribute to technical design discussions
Requirements:
- 8+ years of professional experience in frontend development
- Strong expertise in AWS, React.js, JavaScript (ES6+), and TypeScriptSolid knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, responsive and mobile-first design
- Experience with Redux / Context API for state management
- Familiarity with REST APIs, Git, and CI/CD pipelines
- Experience with testing frameworks (Jest, React Testing Library) preferred
- Excellent problem-solving and communication skills
Location: Austin, Texas, United States (Onsite/Hybrid depending on client requirement)
Employment Type: Full-time (W2 only)
Visa Eligibility: USC or GC
Note: No C2C profiles will be considered. Email to
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