Mid Front End Developer
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Experience: 2-4 years professional software development experience
Responsibilities- Build and maintain reusable, accessible React + MUI components, patterns, themes, and utilities.
- Write and maintain TypeScript component APIs following PRIME's existing conventions.
- Fix bugs, extend existing components, and implement new components from design specs (Figma), with guidance from the Tech Lead and senior engineers.
- Write and maintain automated tests (unit, integration, visual regression) for shared components.
- Participate in code review and follow established engineering standards for accessibility, performance, versioning, and documentation.
- React.js in production: 2+ years.
- TypeScript, has authored typed component props/interfaces, not just consumed existing types.
- MUI (Material UI) production experience. Equivalent CSS-in-JS/theming experience (styled-components, Emotion, Chakra) considered in place of MUI.
- Has worked in a shared codebase with multiple contributing teams, using Git-based workflow and regular code review.
- Automated testing experience with Jest and/or React Testing Library.
- Accessibility experience (semantic HTML, ARIA, WCAG).
- Storybook, component documentation and/or visual regression testing.
- Angular experience.
- CI/CD, npm package publishing, private registry experience.
- Prior work on an internal platform or shared library rather than only product/feature teams.
Prioritize resumes showing design system, component library, or shared UI platform work, with keywords like: React, TypeScript, MUI/Material UI, Storybook, design tokens, WCAG/accessibility. Product/feature-only React experience is acceptable for this level.
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