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Software Engineer II (Frontend)

United States (Remote)$166k–$166kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Lead frontend engineer for AMS, a mission-critical athlete management system used by elite sports and military organizations. You'll own the React/TypeScript modernization of a data-intensive platform, building complex interactive components like grids, dashboards, and forms that coaches and performance staff depend on daily.

What you'll do

  • Own end-to-end AMS frontend development, shipping React and TypeScript features from design to production
  • Build data-intensive components including interactive grids, forms, dashboards, and widgets using AG Grid for large datasets
  • Implement form-building functionality with SurveyJS and manage application state using React Context or Zustand
  • Integrate frontend with RESTful APIs and Tanstack Query, ensuring performant and reliable data flows
  • Collaborate with design and backend teams to deliver intuitive, accessible, and responsive experiences
  • Participate in code reviews and Agile ceremonies with the AMS team

What they're looking for

  • React and TypeScript (3+ years)
  • Complex data-driven UI components (grids, forms, dashboards)
  • RESTful API integration and async data fetching patterns
  • AG Grid and SurveyJS
  • State management (React Context or Zustand)
  • RsPack and pnpm build tooling
  • CI/CD deployment environments
  • Chart.js or data visualization libraries
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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience building large, data-intensive grid components in React—how did you optimize performance for large datasets?
  • Describe your approach to managing complex application state. When would you choose React Context over Zustand, and vice versa?
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