Senior Frontend Engineer

React · TypeScript · TanStack Router · TanStack Query · TanStack Form · Tailwind CSS · Vite

We are looking for a Senior Front-End Developer to join our engineering team and help build modern, scalable web applications that support business-critical workflows across the organisation. This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys building high-quality user experiences using React and TypeScript. You will work across feature development, frontend architecture, API integration, performance optimisation, and platform improvements while collaborating closely with product managers, designers, backend engineers, and QA. You will be joining a mature codebase with established engineering standards, modern tooling, and well-defined architectural patterns. We value engineers who take ownership, make thoughtful technical decisions, and care about building software that is reliable, easy to maintain, and enjoyable for other engineers to work in.

Build new product features using React, TypeScript, and the TanStack ecosystem. Develop reusable, accessible UI components using a shared design system. Integrate frontend applications with backend APIs and platform services. Build and maintain complex forms, workflows, and data-driven user interfaces. Improve application performance through code splitting, rendering optimisation, and modern React best practices. Maintain and evolve frontend architecture while following established engineering conventions. Improve accessibility, testing, observability, and overall developer experience. Contribute to frontend tooling, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment processes where appropriate. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality software from design through production.

Strong experience building large-scale applications using modern React. Deep understanding of hooks, component composition, Context, Suspense, lazy loading, concurrent rendering, and rendering lifecycle. Strong understanding of React performance optimisation, memoisation, and rendering behaviour. Experience designing reusable component libraries and scalable frontend architectures. Ability to reason about state ownership, derived state, effects, and component responsibilities.

Strong experience writing production applications in TypeScript. Comfortable working with strict typing, discriminated unions, utility types, generics, and advanced type inference. Experience using TypeScript to improve application design and developer experience.

Experience building applications using nested routing, route loaders, search parameter validation, route

Strong understanding of server-state management, caching, mutations, optimistic updates, invalidation strategies, and Suspense-first data fetching.

Experience building complex forms with validation, dynamic fields, and schema-driven form management.

Experience building reusable validation schemas and leveraging type inference across APIs, routing, and forms.

Modern authentication patterns (OAuth / OIDC)

Experience working on large enterprise applications

You value maintainability over cleverness. You understand when to introduce abstractions and when to keep solutions simple. You write code that is easy for other engineers to understand and extend. You think carefully about API design, component boundaries, and separation of concerns. You understand the difference between local UI state, URL state, and server state, and choose the appropriate tool for each. You leverage TypeScript as a design tool rather than simply a type checker. You proactively identify opportunities to improve performance, accessibility, and developer experience. You take ownership of the systems you build and consider long-term maintainability alongside feature delivery.

Strong candidates should be comfortable discussing:

Rendering behaviour and performance optimisation

Type-safe application design using TypeScript Designing maintainable frontend architectures Trade-offs between different implementation approaches Debugging and improving production applications Collaboration, technical ownership, and engineering best practices

Originally posted on Himalayas