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REMOTE (INDIA): Frontend Engineer – SaaS Maintenance

Marrina Decisions · Work from home
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WhereWork from home
TypeFull timeMid-level
Posted18 Oct6 days ago, via Himalayas
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Frontend EngineerFront End DeveloperReact DeveloperUI EngineerRemote Mid Level Frontend Developer (React)Mid Level Frontend Engineer (React)Web Frontend Engineer
About this job

Responsibilities

Maintain and enhance the React.js/Next.js (TypeScript) frontend for campaign building, template previews, and analytics dashboards.

Implement updates to credit usage dashboards, user profiles, campaign history, and multi-language UI.

Ensure cross-browser compatibility, performance, and accessibility (WCAG).

Manage state management with Redux Toolkit, Zustand, or Recoil.

Debug rendering/layout issues in landing page previews and integrate with QA/visual testing tools.

Write unit and integration tests for components and pages (React Testing Library, Jest, Cypress).

Collaborate with designers to maintain reusable components and design systems.

Integrate with REST APIs, and handle real-time updates via WebSockets.

Required Skills

Strong proficiency in React.js / Next.js with TypeScript.

State management
Redux Toolkit, Zustand, or Recoil.
UI frameworks
Tailwind CSS, Material UI (or equivalent).

REST API integration experience.

WebSockets experience for real-time updates.

Cross-browser testing tools experience (Litmus, Email on Acid, Playwright, Puppeteer).

Unit & integration testing experience (Jest, React Testing Library, Cypress).

Familiarity with containerized deployment and CI/CD pipelines.

Experience

2–4 years in frontend engineering.

Prior experience in SaaS dashboards, marketing automation tools, or no-code builders is a big plus.

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