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Frontend Architect
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Role overview Shape the frontend platform and developer experience used by many engineering teams. The role combines architecture, shared tooling, testing standards, and performance work, while helping teams use AI coding tools safely and effectively in production.
Responsibilities - Design and evolve micro-frontend infrastructure across React and Angular, and maintain shared packages and architectural conventions. - Build developer tools and repeatable workflows for implementation, testing, debugging, migrations, and delivery; document patterns and mentor engineers. - Improve repositories, component libraries, and development environments so engineers and coding agents can build and validate changes reliably. - Define reusable interface patterns for AI-powered features, including streaming, progress updates, cancellation, recovery, and user approval. - Establish component tests, browser automation, visual regression checks, and CI validation, with appropriate human review for generated changes. - Measure workflow impact, partner on secure tool access and data handling, and lead bundle, reliability, and performance improvements.
Requirements - At least 8 years in frontend development and 3 years in frontend architecture with organization-wide impact. - Deep React and TypeScript expertise; experience with Angular is valued. - Experience with micro-frontend approaches, build tools such as Webpack, Vite, or Rollup, and monorepo management. - Background establishing unit, integration, and end-to-end testing practices across teams, including browser automation and CI checks. - Production experience with AI coding tools, including evaluating generated code, designing validation, and identifying where human review is needed. - Ability to demonstrate improvements from AI-assisted workflows and understand safe access, sensitive data, and accountability considerations.
Nice to have Experience with observability, CDN optimization, Next.js or similar frameworks, CI/CD pipelines, and AWS.