CareerSwift
Frontend Developer
About this role
CerebriOS is hiring a Frontend Developer to build responsive, accessible web interfaces for their B2B SaaS platform. You'll translate product requirements into polished UI components, integrate with backend services, and collaborate across design, product, and engineering teams in a remote-first environment.
What you'll do
- Develop responsive web applications using JavaScript/TypeScript and modern frameworks
- Build reusable UI components from design specifications and product requirements
- Integrate frontend features with REST or GraphQL APIs and backend services
- Optimize performance, accessibility, and cross-browser compatibility
- Write unit, integration, and end-to-end tests for reliability
- Diagnose and fix production issues while participating in code reviews
What they're looking for
- JavaScript or TypeScript
- HTML and CSS
- React, Vue, Angular, or comparable framework
- Responsive design and web accessibility
- REST or GraphQL API integration
- Git and collaborative workflows
- Automated testing frameworks
- Frontend performance optimization
Benefits
- Remote-first work environment
- Competitive salary $80,000–$110,000 annually
- Opportunity to work with modern web technologies
- Collaborative, product-focused culture
- Close collaboration with design, product, QA, and backend teams
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CareerSwift
CareerSwift builds an AI-powered job search platform with a focus on reliable infrastructure and polished user experiences. The company is hiring DevOps engineers to manage cloud infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines, frontend developers to build React-based interfaces, and QA engineers to ensure product quality through manual and automated testing.
View all jobs at CareerSwiftLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your approach to translating a complex design into reusable, maintainable UI components.
- Describe your experience optimizing frontend performance—what metrics do you prioritize and what tools have you used?