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React Web Developer

Stellar TechnologiesAnywhereAdded 3d ago
React Developer
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About the roleWe're after a React developer who takes pride in building web apps that are fast, accessible and easy to use. You'll work closely with designers and backend engineers to ship features that real people rely on every day.What you'll doBuild modern, responsive web applications using React and Type Script Turn designs into reusable components and help grow a shared component libraryConnect the frontend to REST or GraphQL APIs and handle data fetching and cachingKeep pages fast by focusing on performance, bundle size and Core Web VitalsMake sure the app works well across browsers, screen sizes and accessibility needsWrite tests and take part in code reviewsWhat you'll bringStrong hands-on experience with React, JavaScript (ES6+) and Type Script Good knowledge of HTML5, CSS3 and styling tools such as Tailwind, Styled Components or SCSSExperience with state management (Redux, Context, React Query or similar)Experience with Next.js or other server-side rendering setupsFamiliarity with testing tools such as Jest, React Testing Library or CypressComfortable with Git, CI/CD and Agile deliveryClear written and spoken English, and comfortable working remotely with a distributed teamNice to haveExperience with micro-frontendsAccessibility (WCAG) knowledgeArabic RTL and bilingual UI experienceWhat we offerCompetitive salary, paid monthlyFully remote, work from homeWork on meaningful projects with well-known clients across the GCCA supportive team that keeps you busy with good work, not busywork

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