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CyberArrow
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CyberArrow is your top solution to stress-free cyber security compliance and Enterprise GRC. We are trusted by the world's biggest brands including but not limited to: Emirates Airlines, American Express, Bupa and others. We help companies with their GRC requirements and programs. CyberArrow is currently investing significant resources to deliver successful revenue increase across its Enterprise GRC.
Role Description
This is a full time remote role for a Front End ReactJS Engineer at CyberArrow. You will be responsible for building core product experiences used by enterprise customers, shaping how the platform looks, feels, and performs as it scales.
This role suits someone who enjoys startup environments, moves quickly from idea to implementation, and takes full ownership of front end delivery.
Build and evolve complex user interfaces using ReactJS
Own front end implementation from initial concept through release and iteration
Work closely with product, design, and backend teams to turn requirements into production ready features
Make thoughtful decisions around front end structure, performance, and maintainability
Create reusable components and shared UI patterns across the platform
Ensure applications are fast, accessible, and responsive across devices
Integrate front end functionality with APIs and backend services
Identify UI and UX issues and resolve them with minimal overhead
Continuously improve existing features while delivering new ones
Contribute to technical discussions and raise the overall quality bar
Support other team members and unblock progress when needed
Take on additional responsibilities as the product and team evolve
Cares deeply about building polished, reliable user experiences
Is comfortable working with ambiguity and evolving requirements
Takes initiative and follows work through without close supervision
Enjoys collaborating in small, high ownership teams
Values clean code, thoughtful architecture, and long term maintainability
Is open to feedback and actively looks for ways to improve the product
Strong hands on experience building production ReactJS applications
Solid JavaScript, HTML, and CSS fundamentals
Experience working with complex front end state and data flows
Comfort integrating front end applications with backend APIs
Strong software engineering fundamentals and problem solving skills
Experience delivering features in a fast paced product environment
University degree in Business, Economics, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field
Proven ability to deliver against clear goals and outcomes
Experience building or scaling a B2B SaaS product
Familiarity with cybersecurity, compliance, or regulated environments
Experience improving performance and usability in data heavy interfaces
Progress is measured through monthly OKRs, with a focus on shipping impactful features, maintaining quality, and improving customer experience.
Real ownership over product decisions and implementation
A fast learning environment where ideas move quickly into production
A culture that values responsibility, trust, and continuous improvement
Fully remote role with flexible working arrangements
Opportunity to join the founding team of a fast growing startup
Direct collaboration with founders who represent the UAE in the Global ISO working group shaping international cyber security standards
A diverse, globally distributed team aligned around a single mission
An environment that rewards impact, curiosity, and long term thinking
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