Software Engineer (Front End, Full Stack, Backend)

New York, New York

Development - Back End

Permanent

Our client, an innovator in the logistics industry, are hiring Software Engineers to join the team remotely. The successful candidate will play a key role in turning complex systems into clear, intuitive experiences through thoughtful, high-quality interface design.

Responsibilities

Design and build dashboards, workflows, onboarding experiences and developer tools that customers rely on daily.
Translate complex, real-time logistics data into clear and dependable interfaces.
Take charge of the development and maintenance of the marketing website and CMS using Next.js and Sanity.
Own the component architecture and content modelling, ensuring scalability and ease of use for non-technical teams.
Contribute to and continuously improve the component library and design system, maintaining consistency and high standards across the product.
Optimize frontend performance for applications handling high-volume, real-time data, focusing on speed, responsiveness and reliability.
Collaborate closely with engineering, product and design to take features from concept through to production, with full ownership throughout the development lifecycle

Skillset

Minimum of 3 years of professional experience in frontend engineering.
Demonstrate strong, hands-on experience with React, TypeScript and Next.js in production environments.
Have practical experience using Sanity CMS, including content modelling and schema design.
Possess a solid understanding of state management, frontend architecture and performance, gained through real-world problem solving.
Comfortable integrating with APIs and handling real-time or high-frequency data.
Write clean, maintainable and well-tested code, and actively contribute to constructive code reviews.
Work effectively with designers and backend engineers to deliver cohesive solutions.
Thrive in ambiguous environments and make sound decisions even when requirements are not fully defined.
Experience in data visualization, mapping or logistics/supply chain domains is a bonus.