React Engineer

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talenzaaColorado Springs (CO)

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About the role

Job Description: The Profile
  • 10+ years front-end / full-stack; 8+ years hands-on React.
  • Works independently with light direction; product-minded; banking / financial services a plus.
  • 5+ years leading and mentoring developers.
Must-Haves:
  • React 18 (hooks, modern patterns) + strong TypeScript (ES2020+, generics).
  • Webpack 5 Module Federation / micro-frontends — wiring host shells and remote MFEs. (Vite / Next.js / other modern build setups count too.)
  • State management (valtio / Zustand / Redux / Recoil) and react-router 6.
  • API & data fetching — REST (or GraphQL), and server-state libraries (React Query / SWR), with proper loading / error / cancellation handling.
  • Design systems (Mantine / MUI / Ant Design or similar) and HTML, CSS, SCSS/Sass; responsive, accessible UI (WCAG / ARIA).
  • Real-time UI via Server-Sent Events (SSE) / WebSockets (e.g., LLM token streaming).
  • Data-heavy dashboards — building performant, data-dense UIs (tables, grids, charts) that handle large datasets smoothly.
  • Testing: Jest + React Testing Library and E2E (Cypress / Playwright).
  • Git workflow (branching, PRs, code review), CI/CD, and performance / bundle optimization (code splitting, lazy loading, virtualization).
  • Familiarity with SSR / SSG (Next.js or similar) is a plus.
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB / Mongoose, Postgres, Kafka (KafkaJS), JWT auth, OpenAPI / Swagger. Strong Plus — AI Interface Skills Priority: building chat / assistant UIs that stream responses token-by-token, code safely (XSS-safe), and visualize agentic tool-use workflows.

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