Frontend Developer
Rolling Arrays Technologies · India · 2026-07-10
About this role
Job Role: Frontend Developer
Location : Mumbai/Remote
Job Scope: We are looking for a frontend developer interested in developing products using ReactJS.
You will be responsible for building these applications, as well as coordinating with the teams responsible for other layers of the product.
Responsibilities:
Ensure the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs.
Write code to implement the visual elements into various web applications.
Create prototypes, mock-ups, and staging sites for review and feedback.
Collaborate with members of the application development team (including designers and back-end developers) to consistently improve functionality and user-friendliness of the web applications.
Build reusable code and libraries for future use
Test, debug and fix any functional or non-functional issues
Requirements
3+ years of relevant experience
Experience in ReactJS, Redux, Typescript, Javascript, CSS
Ability to write test cases using Jest, Cypress or any other testing framework
Working knowledge of JSON data and REST APIs
Demonstrated ability to write clean and testable code
Exposure to AWS will be an added advantage
Familiarity with server side technologies (Python, Django, DB etc)/ any other Javascript framework (AngularJS, VueJS)/ mobile development experience will be a plus
Strong team player who can work efficiently in a highly collaborative environment
Motivated and able to work independently
Skills asked for
- redux
- typescript
- javascript
- css
- rest
- aws
- python
- django
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