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React Frontend Developer (m/w/d) React Frontend Developer (m/w/d) React · TypeScript · Frontend Development · UI/UX Project: For the modernization of an existing software product, we are looking for an experienced React Frontend Developer. The existing frontend is functional but technically and visually outdated. As part of the project, the interface will undergo a comprehensive modernization and be enhanced with new frontend\-specific features: We are looking for an experienced React Frontend Developer who can not only maintain and extend existing components, but also fundamentally modernize an existing frontend both technically and visually and independently implement new features. Responsibilities Modernize and further develop an existing frontend application using React Design and implement a modern, state\-of\-the\-art UI/UX Develop new frontend features and functionalities Refactor existing components and improve the overall user experience Integrate the frontend with existing backend systems and data sources Evaluate and implement suitable interfaces, e.g. APIs or database connections Work closely with the existing development team Independently implement development tasks and coordinate with relevant stakeholders Requirements \- Must\-Have At least 3 years of hands\-on experience developing modern React applications Strong knowledge of modern frontend technologies Experience modernizing and further developing existing frontend applications Experience integrating frontend applications with backend and/or database systems Good knowledge of JavaScript/TypeScript Independent, structured and solution\-oriented working style Ability to quickly familiarize yourself with an existing codebase Nice\-to\-Have Experience with the MERN stack Knowledge of MongoDB, and Experience with modern UI/UX concepts and design systems Experience developing or migrating existing legacy frontends Language: German: nice to have English: mandatory B2 oder better Referenznr: 925161MH Rolle: React Frontend Developer (m/w/d) Contract type: Service contract Region: To be agreed / Remote Europe Workload: To be agreed Start: Duration: 12 month If this position has sparked your interest, please submit your complete application dossier via the link in this advertisement. If this position does not fully match your profile and you would like to receive information about other suitable opportunities, you can also send us your dossier via this advertisement or to jobs\[at\]itcag\[dot\]com. For further information about our company, our vacancies, or our attractive Payroll\-Only Programme, please contact us at . About us: ITech Consult is an ISO 9001:2015\-certified Swiss company with offices in Germany and Ireland. ITech Consult specializes in the recruitment and placement of IT professionals for project\-based assignments. Founded in 1997 by IT professionals, we understand how important professional support is when searching for and working on projects. jpidb5ee45bjm jit0834jm jiy26jm
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