Front-end Software Engineer (React)
Our client is an innovative company fueled by a passion for delivering top-tier entertainment in the world of betting. We firmly believe that betting should be an exhilarating experience, and our mission is to empower operators with the tools they need to not only attract and retain customers but also to provide them with the highest level of entertainment.
Our engineering team has created a highly scalable and modular platform for businesses to customize to their unique needs. We recognize the uniqueness of each operator and are committed to supporting their vision and goals.
- React 18 (5+ years): Deep understanding of component lifecycle, hooks, rendering behavior, performance optimization, SSR patterns, and large-scale application architecture
- TypeScript: Strong proficiency with strict mode, generics, utility types, and enforcing type safety across a large codebase
- State Management: Hands-on experience with MobX (v5/v6) and understanding of server-state management using TanStack Query; experience with Redux
- API Integration: Experience working with RESTful APIs and type-safe layers
- Real-time Communication: Experience working with WebSocket APIs for real-time data
- Styling: Experience with CSS-in-JS solutions such as Emotion; understanding of theming and style composition
- Component Libraries: Experience working with modern UI libraries (e.g. Ant Design, MUI, Radix UI)
- Data Handling: Experience with advanced table/data grid solutions (e.g. TanStack Table or similar)
- Architecture: Experience structuring applications using domain-driven design principles, clear module boundaries, and scalable patterns
- Server-Side Rendering: Familiarity with custom SSR setups (e.g. Express-based)
- Build Tools: Experience configuring and optimizing Webpack (v5+), including code splitting and module resolution
- Testing: Experience with Jest for unit testing and Cypress or Playwright for E2E testing
- Tooling: Familiarity with ESLint, Prettier, Stylelint, Git workflows, commit conventions, pre-push hooks, and CI pipelines