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At Truelogic we are a leading provider of nearshore staff augmentation services headquartered in New York. For over two decades, we’ve been delivering top-tier technology solutions to companies of all sizes, from innovative startups to industry leaders, helping them achieve their digital transformation goals.
Our team of 600+ highly skilled tech professionals, based in Latin America, drives digital disruption by partnering with U.S. companies on their most impactful projects. Whether collaborating with Fortune 500 giants or scaling startups, we deliver results that make a difference.
By applying for this position, you’re taking the first step in joining a dynamic team that values your expertise and aspirations. We aim to align your skills with opportunities that foster exceptional career growth and success while contributing to transformative projects that shape the future.
An independent global news organization in the news media and news agency industry dedicated to factual reporting. Founded in 1846, today it remains the most trusted source of fast, accurate, unbiased news in all formats and the essential provider of the technology and services vital to the news business. More than half the world’s population sees its journalism every day.
You will be one of the senior engineers building a new headless front-end for one of the most visited news sites in the world. The team has an aggressive goal of launching a first page early next year. You will shape the architecture, set front-end standards, and work with AI-assisted workflows in the news media industry.
Design and build the new headless front-end architecture.
Deliver the initial launch page within the early-next-year schedule.
Establish front-end standards, component patterns, testing frameworks, and code review processes.
Maintain ownership of performance, Core Web Vitals, SEO, and accessibility.
Connect user interfaces with headless CMS platforms and internal APIs.
Mentor team members and collaborate closely with the Core Web engineering manager.
Implement and refine AI-driven agentic workflows across the development lifecycle.
5+ years in senior front-end engineering.
Advanced React, Next.js (App Router) and TypeScript.
Experience building on Headless CMS and API-driven content.
Focus on Core Web Vitals, Technical SEO, and Web Accessibility.
Proven record establishing automated testing practices.
Active AI-First workflow using daily AI coding assistants.
Fluent English for daily collaboration with a US team.
100% Remote Work: Enjoy the freedom to work from the location that helps you thrive. All it takes is a laptop and a reliable internet connection.
Highly Competitive USD Pay: Earn an excellent, market-leading compensation in USD, that goes beyond typical market offerings.
Paid Time Off: We value your well-being. Our paid time off policies ensure you have the chance to unwind and recharge when needed.
Work with Autonomy: Enjoy the freedom to manage your time as long as the work gets done. Focus on results, not the clock.
Work with Top American Companies: Grow your expertise working on innovative, high-impact projects with Industry-Leading U.S. Companies.
A Culture That Values You: We prioritize well-being and work-life balance, offering engagement activities and fostering dynamic teams to ensure you thrive both personally and professionally.
Diverse, Global Network: Connect with over 600 professionals in 25+ countries, expand your network, and collaborate with a multicultural team from Latin America.
Team Up with Skilled Professionals: Join forces with senior talent. All of our team members are seasoned experts, ensuring you're working with the best in your field.
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