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Front-End Web Developer – Angular / TypeScript – Fully Remote
I’m currently recruiting for an experienced Front-End Web Developer to join a growing SaaS software business, working as part of a collaborative product and engineering team.
The position will focus on developing modern user-facing applications using Angular and TypeScript, working closely with UX/UI, backend development and product teams to turn designs and requirements into high-quality production software.
They are looking for someone with strong Angular experience who takes an interest not only in how an application looks, but also its performance, maintainability and overall user experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Developing new user-facing functionality using Angular, TypeScript and NodeJS
- Building reusable front-end components and libraries
- Translating UI/UX designs and wireframes into production-ready applications
- Optimising applications across different browsers and web-capable devices
- Integrating front-end applications with backend services and APIs
- Working closely with product and UX/UI teams to understand end-user requirements
- Assessing the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs
- Testing and debugging applications to maintain code quality
- Contributing to improvements in front-end tooling, testing and development standards
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Key Experience Required
- 5+ years' commercial front-end development experience
- Strong commercial Angular experience
- JavaScript and TypeScript
- RxJS and/or NgRx
- NodeJS and the npm/yarn ecosystem
- RESTful APIs
- Modern front-end build pipelines and tooling
- Angular CLI, Webpack and npm
- Git version control
- A good understanding of front-end performance optimisation


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Experience with Angular Universal/server-side rendering and web accessibility would be beneficial.
This is a fully remote position and would suit an experienced Angular developer who enjoys building well-engineered applications and wants genuine involvement in the development of the product.
If you’re an Angular/TypeScript developer and would like to find out more, please get in touch.
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