Job Summary

We are seeking a junior front-end developer to build responsive, accessible, and high-quality user interfaces. You will translate UX designs into production-ready code, integrate APIs, write basic tests, and collaborate with designers and back-end engineers. This role is ideal for candidates with foundational web skills and a growth mindset.

Key Responsibilities

• Implement UI from Figma/UX specs using semantic HTML, modern CSS, and JavaScript/TypeScript.

• Build responsive layouts with cross-browser/device compatibility.

• Integration  with APIs.

• Contribute components to the design system and follow coding standards.

• Write basic unit/UI tests; fix bugs with guidance from seniors.

• Use Git for branching, PRs, and code reviews; document changes clearly.

• Monitor and improve page performance (images, bundles, Core Web Vitals basics).

• Apply accessibility best practices (ARIA, keyboard navigation, color contrast).

• Participate in sprint ceremonies and collaborate across functions.
  
  

Skills & Knowledge

Core Web: HTML5, CSS3 (Flexbox/Grid), JavaScript (ES6+), basic TypeScript
Framework (any one preferred): React (preferred) / Vue / Angular fundamentals
Styling: SCSS/Tailwind, CSS Modules, responsive patterns
State & Data: Fetch/Axios, JSON handling, React hooks (if React)
Tooling: Node.js, npm/yarn/pnpm, Vite/Webpack (beginner)
Quality: ESLint/Prettier, basic testing (Jest + RTL or equivalent), Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse basics
UX & A11y: Usability basics, semantic markup, alt text/labels
Soft Skills: Clear communication, collaboration, curiosity, ownership, time management

Education Qualification

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, IT, or related field
  (Strong bootcamp/self-taught candidates with a solid portfolio are welcome.)
  
  

Experience

• 0–2 years total experience (internships, academic, or freelance projects count).

• Portfolio/GitHub with 2–3 projects demonstrating responsive UI and API integration.

Key Focus Areas 

• Code Quality: Clean, readable components; adheres to linting and conventions.

• UX Fidelity: Interfaces match design intent and feel smooth.

• Performance: Sensible asset use; avoids unnecessary re-renders; basic lazy loading.

• Accessibility: Keyboard support, proper semantics, contrast compliance.

• Collaboration: Constructive PRs, proactive questions, reliable delivery.

• Learning Velocity: Incorporates feedback quickly; documents learnings and decisions.

Tools & Equipment

• Hardware/OS: Developer laptop (Windows/macOS/Linux) with modern specs.

• IDE: VS Code (recommended) with ESLint/Prettier extensions.

• Version Control: Git, GitHub/GitLab; basic CI (GitHub Actions/GitLab CI) exposure.

• Runtime & Build: Node.js LTS, npm/yarn/pnpm, Vite/Webpack.

• Design Handoff: Figma (or Sketch/XD) for specs and assets.

• Testing/Debug: Jest/RTL (or framework equivalent), Chrome DevTools, Postman/Insomnia.

• Project & Comms: Jira/Trello, Slack/Teams.