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Frontend Engineer (React/NextJS, Git, Responsive Design)

NextAlpha AI

Frontend Engineer (React/NextJS, Git, Responsive Design)

Reposted 2 Days Ago

Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

Mid level

Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

Mid level

Design and build a scalable, responsive UI; lead frontend architecture and optimization; apply UI/UX best practices; integrate with backend APIs; ensure high web performance and deploy user-facing features.

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Position Overview: We’re hiring a Frontend Engineer to design and implement a scalable, high-performance user interface for an innovative platform.

Key Responsibilities:

Design and build a user-friendly, responsive UI.
Lead frontend architecture and optimization.
Implement UI/UX best practices.
Integrate with backend APIs.

Required Skills:

Proficient in React/NextJS.
Experience with web development (design, development, deployment).
Strong knowledge of Git and responsive design.
Good communication and problem-solving skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience in startups.
Familiarity with no/low-code platforms.
Knowledge of web performance optimization.
Experience with backend frameworks like Python FastAPI.

Company Overview: The company develops tools for creating custom AI workflows, empowering users with a no-code platform and offering APIs for developers.

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