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JSX/JavaScript Developer

United Kingdom
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Employment type: Full-time, permanent
Location: Predominantly remote, with regular in-person time
Level: Junior or mid-level, depending on the right candidate
Reports to: Head of Engineering

About Format

Format is rebuilding how digital design assets get made.

Every existing tool makes you work on a bitmapped canvas, dragging and dropping shapes and text.

Format doesn't. Every Format is a webpage: developers build a template using CSS and JSX, then configure a form builder that exposes specific fields - text, images, JSON data, even live data feeds - to end users. The result is a tool where anyone, regardless of design skill, can produce on-brand, error-free assets in seconds.

We’ve launched in market, with sports, media, agencies and events clients (including Wisden, Major League Rugby, Sofar, Platform Media) and expanding more, pulling in real-time data from providers like CricViz and Oval Insights and content libraries from Getty, Air and so on to auto-populate graphics that get distributed on a schedule via Slack and email.

Role Overview

As a Developer joining Format, you'd be working at the intersection of web development and design tooling - building the underlying rendering engine that lets non-technical users manipulate live, code-driven templates without ever touching code themselves.

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This role sits at the intersection of front-end engineering and visual design. The day-to-day work is building images with JSX inside our internal tooling - writing components and using data (loops, conditionals, arrays, objects) to control what those components render.

Strong JavaScript fundamentals matter more here than deep design experience, though an eye for visual design remains a genuine advantage.

It's a small, fast-moving team, so you'll have real ownership over how the product evolves, not just a slice of it.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build Format templates using our internal JSX-based tooling
  • Translate client designs into high-quality, responsive JSX/CSS Format templates which include a wide range of inputs
  • Collaborate with designers, marketing and the wider product team to build intuitive, engaging experiences within Format
  • Ensure the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs

Secondary Responsibilities

  • Contribute to the feature roadmap and ongoing development of the Format product
  • Test, troubleshoot and debug issues related to design templates and the Format platform
  • Add to the team’s culture as we look to scale and grow

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Essential Qualifications

  • Solid understanding of JSX/React and component-based thinking
  • Confident JavaScript
  • Basic CSS knowledge - enough to style and adjust layouts
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail
  • Strong communication skills, with the ability to articulate technical and design concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Desirable Qualifications

  • Stronger CSS knowledge — helpful but can be learned on the job
  • Familiarity with tools such as Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Figma or Canva. We primarily read outputs from these tools rather than create them, so basic familiarity is a plus, not a requirement.

Benefits

  • 25 days holiday plus UK bank holidays
  • Additional day for your birthday
  • Flexible working hours
  • Online shopping discounts and perks via Bright Exchange
  • Eye care vouchers
  • Pension contributions
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Skills

JSX
JavaScript
React
CSS
Component-based thinking
Problem-solving
UI/UX design feasibility
Responsive design
Figma
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Canva

Location

United Kingdom

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